A major criticism of the DSM-5 in terms of disorders of childhood is the fact that:
A) it treats children like small adults.
B) it does not take into account the dimensional nature of many childhood conditions.
C) it adopts an aetiological approach.
D) it adopts a dimensional approach.
E) None of the given options are correct.
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