DSM-5 Departed from the Tradition Set by Previous Versions of the Diagnostic

Multiple Choice

DSM-5 departed from the tradition set by previous versions of the diagnostic manual because it

A) expanded the criteria for a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.
B) used Arabic numbers not Roman numerals to designate its version number.
C) employed committees of psychiatric social workers to contribute to its development.
D) added to the manual a new disorder called binge-consumption disorder.