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For an example, I have read writings of many experts in mental disorders that completely ignore changes in the DSM V. I do not know if the experts are not awar
by SkyBelow 8y ago
For an example, I have read writings of many experts in mental disorders that completely ignore changes in the DSM V. I do not know if the experts are not aware of the changes or don't agree with them, but the way mental disorders are classified underwent some significant changes and I can quote direct lines from the DSM V that strongly contradict the claims of experts.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> For an example, I have read writings of many experts in mental disorders that completely ignore changes in the DSM V. Nitpick, but it's DSM 5; roman numerals were dropped after DSM IV. > I do not know if the experts are not aware of the changes or don't agree with them Almost certainly the latter. Lots of DSM V changes were, and are, controversial (even among people who acknowledge the existence of the problems the changes were intended to fix, the aisle solutions chosen are sometimes controversial.)