DSM-IV Uses Five "Axes" to Describe a Person's Problem

question 43

Multiple Choice

DSM-IV uses five "axes" to describe a person's problem.The actual diagnosis of a disorder is made on

• A) Axis I only.
• B) Axis II only.
• C) Axis I and II.
• D) Axis V.

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Definitions:

High Salaries

Compensation levels significantly above the average for comparable positions, typically reflecting high skill levels, experience, or demand.

Reality

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Good Theory

A well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the economic world that can predict outcomes and withstand empirical testing.

Forecasting Ability

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