All of the following are notable about the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III)EXCEPT

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The third edition of the DSM was notable for being atheoretical and defining disorders in terms of their symptoms, and also for including a larger number of mental disorders. However, it was not heavily influenced by psychoanalytic ideas about mental disorders, as it sought to move away from subjective theories and towards more objective criteria for diagnosing mental disorders.

All of the Following Are Notable About the Third Edition