________ are systems used to group sets of symptoms into various disorders.

________ is the manual containing the diagnostic system currently used in the United States.

________ is a publication containing the diagnostic system currently used in countries other than the United States.

________ is the degree to which an individual will receive the correct diagnosis.

________ is the degree to which an individual with a given set of symptoms will receive the same diagnosis when examined by different individuals.

________ are sets of questions about symptoms that eventually lead to diagnoses.

________ a category in DSM-IV that includes the major serious disorders.

________ is a category in DSM-IV that includes both personality disorders and mental retardation.

________ is a category in DSM-IV that indicates whether there are any medical conditions.

________ is a category in DSM-IV that indicates whether there are any psychosocial or environmental problems.

________ is a category in DSM-IV that rates an individual's current level of functioning.

________ are an alternative to diagnostic labels for rating individuals on various dimensions.

________ is an interview in which the interviewer follows a specific set of questions.

________ is an interview in which the interviewer does not use a specific set of questions but instead follows leads as they come up.

________ is a widely used objective test for assessing psychiatric disorders and personality.

________ are tests of personality that consist of objective items or questions that individuals respond to.

________ are tests in which individuals are shown ambiguous stimuli and asked to talk about them.

________ is a projective test in which the individual tells what he or she sees in a series of inkblots.

________ is a projective personality test in which the individual makes up stories.

________ is a projective personality test in which an individual draws a person.