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AP psychology course can’t be offered over gender identity, sexual orientation lessons, College Board says
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Gee, it's almost as if when you have such a massive shift from the DSM-IV to the DSM-V you cause a rift. Who'd a thunk.
No, it's because of bigots that want to suppress people who aren't exactly like them.
The dsm-v released a decade ago, what are you talking about?
The DSM 5 was out when I was taking this class years ago. Don't think that's the problem...
Geee it's almost like science progresses and we learn new things and change our opinions based on evidence?
Can You explain more? There actually isn’t massive changes from IV to V. The massive changes were from III to IV and V. Personally I dislike some of the changes and like others. The focus on spectrums is one I dislike. Not a fan of everything is a spectrum. I think precise diagnosis is important and spectrums make things more vague.
Dsm really isn’t taught in an intro course. It’s introduced but the first you’ll really approach it is a masters course or a doctorate level course.
I not aware of any state that allows someone with a bachelors degree to diagnoses. Most states required a doctorate to be a psychologist.