One must experience significant distress or impairment to receive a DSM diagnosis.Which of the following are two of the most common areas of distress and impairment for people receiving a DSM diagnosis?

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The two most common areas of distress and impairment for people receiving a DSM diagnosis are typically related to their relationships (such as marriage) and their ability to fulfill responsibilities or attend work (such as missed days at work). Finance and leisure time may contribute to distress, but they are not the most commonly reported areas of impairment.

One Must Experience Significant Distress or Impairment to Receive a DSM