Multiple Choice
Why is it clearly the case that merely labeling a disorder is not the same thing as explaining a disorder?
A) because the label is purely descriptive-it provides a name for the symptoms, not a causal mechanism
B) because labels can be harmful
C) because labels are extremely unreliable, according to research
D) because labels have no connection to signs and symptoms
Correct Answer:
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