Studies of the Diagnosis Process in Mental Illness Suggest That

Studies of the diagnosis process in mental illness suggest that:

A) Black psychiatrists tend to give the most serious diagnoses to White patients
B) diagnoses tend to be more "objective" when the sex or race of the patient is known
C) male psychiatrists are reluctant to diagnose female patients as having depression disorders
D) Black males are more likely to be considered violent, suspicious, or dangerous, by both Black and White psychiatrists, even when their clinical characteristics are the same as those of Whites.