What Led to the Development of the Dimensional System in the DSM-5

question 80

Multiple Choice

What led to the development of the dimensional system in the DSM-5?

• A)Dissatisfaction with the categorical model of previous DSMs.
• B)High interrater reliability.
• C)Disorders such as depression and anxiety disorder having distinctly different sets of symptoms.
• D)A decrease in of identified psychological disorders since the DSM-III-R.

Identify the effects of damage to various brain regions on perception, cognition, and behavior.

Describe the concept of contralateral organization within the brain's sensory and motor systems.

Understand neural mechanisms underlying auditory and visual processing.

Identify disorders associated with brain damage and their characteristics.

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