DSM-III

question 29

Multiple Choice

DSM-III

• A)contained less disorders than DSM-II.
• B)was significantly longer in length that DSM-II.
• C)emphasized psychoanalytic and psychodynamic perspectives.
• D)introduced the General Adaptation Scale,which clinicians used to rate patients' health on a 100-point scale.

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Definitions:

Personal Identification

A psychological process whereby an individual aligns their attitudes and behaviors with those of another person or group.

Subordinate

An individual who is under the authority or control of another, often in a workplace hierarchy.

Personalized Power Orientation

A tendency to seek power for personal gain rather than for the benefit of others or the organization.

Personal Loyalty

is the dedication and allegiance an individual has towards another person, group, or organization, impacting decisions and actions based on these strong personal ties.