The DSM-IV-TR Has Categorized Pathological Gambling as A(n)

question 105

Multiple Choice

The DSM-IV-TR has categorized pathological gambling as a(n)

• A) personality disorder.
• B) obsessive-compulsive disorder.
• C) substance abuse disorder.
• D) disorder of impulse control.
• E) mood disorder.

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Definitions:

Voice Effect

A phenomenon where expressing one's opinions or grievances can lead to feelings of satisfaction or being heard, even if no actual change occurs.

Favorably to Decisions

Refers to making choices that are considered positive or beneficial in their outcomes.

Plurality Rule

A decision-making process where the option that receives the most votes or support, but not necessarily a majority, wins.

Hidden Profile

A hidden profile refers to a situation in group decision-making where the best decision is supported by information that is not initially shared among all group members.