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Both of these sources are over ten years old and refer to diagnostic criteria defined in 2007, this is not the state of the world today.
by chownie 3y ago
Both of these sources are over ten years old and refer to diagnostic criteria defined in 2007, this is not the state of the world today.
- btilly 3y agoCan you show any research indicating that it is not easy to fake with current diagnostic criteria?
- chownie 3y agoNope! There's nothing published along those lines, given the criteria were updated in 2017 there's been plenty of time to test the prior methods again but either no one's tried or the results werent exciting enough to publish.
- btilly 3y agoWhich means that there is no particular reason to believe that it can't still be faked. Given the nature of the disorder, it is hard to see how it could be otherwise. Given the rate at which prescriptions are being handed out, it is extremely unlikely that they are only giving prescriptions to people who actually have the disorder.