Some psychologists argue that the whole enterprise of the DSM is an inherently subjective process because clinicians vote on which diagnoses should be included or rejected. For example, new disorders have been voted in that reflect today's prejudice and values. Describe one of these changes in the DSM that reflects contemporary values.

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The Answer of Some psychologists argue that the whole enterprise of the DSM is an inherently subjective process because clinicians vote on which diagnoses should be included or rejected. For example, new disorders have been voted in that reflect today's prejudice and values. Describe one of these changes in the DSM that reflects contemporary values.

Some Psychologists Argue That the Whole Enterprise of the DSM