Although the DSM-5 stresses that cultural and social differences must be taken into account during assessment and diagnosis,
A) most diagnoses would remain the same, regardless of culture.
B) the psychiatric manuals written in different cultures should be made available here.
C) the specifics of the manual are determined mainly by individuals trained in the United States.
D) very few cultures present their own unique syndromes.
E) most clinicians ignore these differences and treat everyone the same.

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The DSM-5 is primarily developed by professionals trained in the United States, which can lead to a lack of consideration for cultural nuances in its guidelines.

Although the DSM-5 Stresses That Cultural and Social Differences Must