Although problem assessment is considered important, DSM-5 diagnosis is generally not the focus of this assessment.

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Problem assessment typically involves identifying and describing the specific concerns and issues that a person is experiencing, without necessarily focusing on giving a specific DSM-5 diagnosis. However, assessments may use information from DSM-5 or other diagnostic systems to help inform treatment planning and interventions.

Although Problem Assessment Is Considered Important, DSM-5 Diagnosis Is Generally