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whether the prognosis is favorable or unfavorable.
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whether the disorder is mild or severe.
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the predominance of thought disturbances.
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the predominance of negative versus positive symptoms.
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alternating periods of depression and mania; mania only
B
depression only; alternating periods of depression and mania
C
mania only; alternating periods of depression and mania
D
alternating periods of depression and mania; depression and mania simultaneously
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The original personality is always aware of the alternate personalities.
B
The alternate personalities are usually unaware of the original personality.
C
The personalities are typically all quite similar to one an other.
D
Starting in the 1970s, a dramatic increase occurred in the diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder.
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should not be considered abnormal, since her adaptive functioning is not impaired.
B
should not be considered abnormal, since everyone sometimes experiences worry and anxiety.
C
can still be considered abnormal,since she feels great personal distress.
D
involves both a and b.
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unconscious fear.
B
feelings of ambivalence.
C
low self-esteem.
D
role-playing.
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a dissociative disorder.
B
obsessive-compulsive disorder.
C
schizophrenia.
D
a personality disorder.
A
schizophrenia.
B
obsessive-compulsive disorder.
C
dissociative disorders.
D
dysthymic disorder.
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Axis III of the DSM-IV to record this medical information
B
either Axis I or Axis II of the DSM-IV to record this medical information
C
Axis X of the DSM-IV to record this medical information
D
both Axis IV and Axis V of the DSM-IV to record this medical information
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are more characteristics of men than of women
B
are more clearly associated with mania than with depression
C
have little effect on people’s feelings of self-worth
D
may be a consequence rather than a cause of depression
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Axis I of the DSM-IV
B
Axis VI of the DSM-IV
C
Axis of the DSM-IV
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Axis of the DSM-IV