DSM-III Classification, Which Omitted the Concept of Neurosis, Was an Improvement

question 120

Multiple Choice

DSM-III classification, which omitted the concept of neurosis, was an improvement because ________

• A) each category now has a specific effective treatment.
• B) now anxiety disorders are identified regardless of whether anxiety symptoms are expressed.
• C) diagnostic criteria are now based on shared, observable symptoms and are more clearly defined.
• D) each category is made up of symptoms that have one causal origin.

Recognize the economic changes and growth in the United States during and after World War II.

Grasp the reasons behind the popularity and fear of communism in Europe and the US.

Understand the factors leading to geopolitical events like the Korean War and the rationale behind US foreign policy decisions.

Analyze the impact of Cold War tensions on American society, including civil liberties and the perception of communism.

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Definitions:

Past Consideration

A benefit already provided or an action already performed, which cannot legally constitute consideration for a current contract.

Consideration

A value that is exchanged between parties in a contract, making the agreement legally binding.

Promissory Estoppel

A legal principle that prevents a party from withdrawing a promise made to another party, if the latter has reasonably relied on that promise to their detriment.

Hamer v. Sidway

A landmark case in contract law regarding forbearance as consideration, where a promise not to do something can be as legally binding as a promise to do something.