If two people are both diagnosed with the same disorder using the DSM-5, how will the two people be similar?

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The DSM-5 diagnosis is based on the presence of a certain number of symptoms, and the two people diagnosed with the same disorder will have some of the same symptoms as each other. However, the specific symptoms experienced may vary in severity and frequency. The other options (A, B, and C) are not necessarily true for everyone with the same disorder, as symptoms, distress, and functioning can vary greatly between individuals.

If Two People Are Both Diagnosed with the Same Disorder