In the Field of Mental Health, a Clinician's Decision to Assign

question 32

Multiple Choice

In the field of mental health, a clinician's decision to assign a diagnosis when a person's behavior meets the specific criteria for a particular type of disorder is important because it tells the clinician

• A) that the person's problems are similar to those experienced by others.
• B) what caused the person's problems.
• C) exactly how the problems can best be treated.
• D) that the person's problems are unique.

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