DSM Editions and Diagnostic Guidelines

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What is used by clinical psychiatrists and psychologists to properly diagnose patients in a formal setting?

Symptom lists from the DSM-4

Symptom lists from the DSM-1

Symptom lists from the DSM-5 (correct)

Symptom lists from the DSM-3

When did the DSM get revised to its 5th edition?

1994

2013 (correct)

1980

1968

What impact does a psychological disorder have on an individual's life?

It enhances cognitive functions

It interferes with daily life, schedule, and quality of living (correct)

It doesn't affect behavior

It improves emotional stability

What does it mean for behaviors to be maladaptive, as mentioned in the text?

They disrupt everyday life Signup and view all the answers

Which organization recognizes all conditions listed in the DSM?

American Psychological Association (APA) Signup and view all the answers

What were the three historical etiologies of psychiatric conditions?

Supernatural, somatogenic, psychogenic Signup and view all the answers

According to historical beliefs, what was one of the causes of mental illness?

Possession and astrology-related events Signup and view all the answers

Which ancient theory involved balancing blood, black bile, phlegm, and yellow bile to maintain health?

The theory of humors Signup and view all the answers

What is a common legal term used when a mentally ill defendant claims they cannot be held responsible for their actions?

Insanity plea Signup and view all the answers

What organization is responsible for setting ethical guidelines for psychological research in the United States?

American Psychological Association (APA) Signup and view all the answers

DSM Editions and Diagnostic Guidelines

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What is used by clinical psychiatrists and psychologists to properly diagnose patients in a formal setting?

When did the DSM get revised to its 5th edition?

What impact does a psychological disorder have on an individual's life?

What does it mean for behaviors to be maladaptive, as mentioned in the text?

Which organization recognizes all conditions listed in the DSM?

What were the three historical etiologies of psychiatric conditions?

According to historical beliefs, what was one of the causes of mental illness?

Which ancient theory involved balancing blood, black bile, phlegm, and yellow bile to maintain health?

What is a common legal term used when a mentally ill defendant claims they cannot be held responsible for their actions?

What organization is responsible for setting ethical guidelines for psychological research in the United States?

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