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To make a is to determine which of two or more disorders a person might have.
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The extent to which a test assesses all the important aspects of a phenomenon that it purports to measure is .
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A neuroimaging technique that requires injecting the patient with a harmless radioactive isotope, which then accumulates in the active parts of the brain, is ( ).
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- is an alternative to direct observation in which a clinician asks a client to keep track of the number of times per day he or she engages in a specific behavior.
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The number of new cases of a disorder that develop during a specific period of time is .
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The theorist who argued that mental disorders do not exist and that diagnostic labels are oppressive was .
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In the DSM, physical conditions that might be affecting a person’s mental health are listed on .
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The Rohrschach Inkblot Test is an example of a .
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is said to be present when there is similarity in people’s answers among different parts of the same test.
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are used to detect neurological impairment, such as cognitive and fine-motor deficits.





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