Critical Diagnostic Review Description of criterion Criteria Briefly describe its major features including the appropriate diagnostic criteria as per DSM 5. Use your own words. Do not regurgitate/copy and paste the DSM. 3 Ratings Pts 3 pts 2 pts 1 pts O pts Full Excellent, very Partial Marks minor changes needed Marks No Marks 3 pts Description of criterion Review the "disorder's" creation, history, and development. 3 pts Full 2 pts 1 pts O pts Excellent, very Partial No When was it created? Marks Did it have a life before the first DSM? Was it known by other names? If yes, discuss. minor changes needed Marks Marks Did its fundamental criteria change over time? Describe the changes if they occurred and explain the rationales offered for such changes? What is the general course of treatment/intervention for this disorder? Include all modalities/options. Description of criterion What is significant in terms of diversity/culture? Are minorities/populations at risk over or under diagnosed? Is oppression an issue? In what way does this population need advocacy? Are there ethical issues associated with this particular diagnosis? 3 pts 3 pts Full 2 pts Excellent, very 1 pts O pts Marks minor changes needed Partial Marks No Marks 3 pts 3 pts Full 2 pts Excellent, very minor changes needed 1 pts Partial Marks O pts No Marks Description of criterion Review the studies if any that claim to establish the reliability and validity of the mental disorder (the two scientific characteristics necessary to claim the reality of hypothesized categories). If none exist please so note. 1. Discuss whether or not the articles establish their reliability or validity claims. 2. Explain how you determined this. Give the reliability coefficients from the articles you reviewed. If you've found no such studies (assuming that you did a thorough review of the literature) speculate how and why they came to be in the DSM nosology. Marks 3 pts Description of criterion Based on your readings and research discuss what you see as the value and/or difficulty, if any, of this diagnosis within the DSM. 3 pts Full 2 pts Excellent, very 1 pts Partial O pts No Marks minor changes needed Marks Marks 3 pts