One reason that a diagnosis of personality disorders is challenging to make is that ____.

One reason that a diagnosis of personality disorders is challenging to make is that ____.
 
  a. the symptoms are subtle
 b. the stigma for clients is so great that most therapists don't want to diagnose them
 c. people with personality disorders often seek out therapy for other problems, which confounds diagnosis
  d. cultures vary in social behaviors, and may lead to biases in diagnosis

Question 2

A personality disorder diagnosis must include a(n) ____.
 
  a. temporary, but not long-term, disruption in the ability to function normally
  b. inflexible personality that causes significant functional impairment
 c. preceding childhood or adolescent disorder
 d. accompanying medical condition

Question 3

Felix has been diagnosed with major depression. His psychologist has noted that he also demonstrates an exaggerated sense of self-importance and lack of empathy. According to the DSM-5, which statement concerning Felix is accurate?
 
  a. Felix will probably be assigned a depression diagnosis with anger issues.
 b. Felix will probably be assigned a personality disorder diagnosis that encompasses depression symptoms.
  c. Felix will probably be diagnosed with major depressive disorder and provided with life skills training.
  d. Felix will probably be diagnosed with both major depressive disorder and a personality disorder.

Question 4

The two diagnostic paths in the DSM-5 for personality disorders are ____ and ____.
 
  a. personality trait domains; personality disorder types
  b. Axis I; Axis II
 c. introversion; borderline
 d. cognitions; behaviors

Question 5

According to available statistics, what is the prevalence of personality disorders based on those seeking treatment at hospitals and outpatient clinics?
 
  a. 2-6 percent
 b. 5-15 percent
 c. 13-19 percent
  d. 20-25 percent