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Overview of the Classification of the DSM
Classification begins with something like a mental disease census, then toward a dynamic characterization of psychological "reactions." From 1970s to the present, returning again to a medical disease classification model, classification emphasize more on theory-neutral and empirically validated diagnostic taxonomies.
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A clinical psychologist in New York diagnoses a patient and needs to communicate this diagnosis to a new psychiatrist in California to ensure continuity of care. Simultaneously, a researcher is conducting a multi-site study on the same disorder and needs to ensure all participants meet the same criteria. What is the most critical function of the diagnostic manual used for mental disorders in the United States in this context?
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