The DSM-5 Categorizes Personality Disorders into Three Main Groups,which Are

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Multiple Choice

The DSM-5 categorizes personality disorders into three main groups,which are:

• A)anxious/inhibited,cognitive/smart,and dramatic/erratic.
• B)odd/eccentric,anxious/inhibited,and dramatic/erratic.
• C)dramatic/erratic,irrational/illogical,and odd/eccentric.
• D)odd/eccentric,anxious/inhibited,and irrational/illogical.

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Definitions:

Reportable Segments

Sections of a business that must separately disclose financial and other information in financial reports, due to their significant activity or size.

Interim Reporting

A financial reporting method used by companies to provide financial statements over periods shorter than a fiscal year, often quarterly.

Financial Position

A snapshot of what a company owns and owes at a specific point in time, often presented in the form of a balance sheet.

Interim Income Tax Expense

The estimated taxes a company incurs during an interim period, before the end of its fiscal year.