The Condition Sometimes Known as Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy Corresponds

question 91

Short Answer

The condition sometimes known as Munchausen syndrome by proxy corresponds to the DSM-5 diagnosis of ______ disorder imposed on another.

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Definitions:

Jarring

Producing a harsh, discordant sound or a shocking and disturbing effect.

"Happy Ending"

An ending of a story where the characters achieve a desirable outcome, often associated with positive emotions and a sense of fulfillment.

Gold-digging

The act of forming relationships with wealthy individuals solely to extract money or gifts from them.

Nondescript Style

A term used to describe a visual or artistic style that lacks distinctive features, making it difficult to categorize or remember.