Mentioned 5 times on 3 shows. Most recently heard 17/09/2026.
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“with the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the Profession. DSM-3. DSM-3, and then there's been DSM-3R, DSM-4, DSM-4TR, and now DSM-5. Finally, not with a Roman numeral, but with an Arabic numeral. So they thought with DSM-5, when they needed to modify it, it would be like a piece of software.”
“DSM-2 in 1968 expanded to 185 diagnoses, still psychodynamically flavored and reliability poor, but added more attention to childhood disorders and later removed homosexuality as a disorder in 1974 printing.”
“And then DSM-3R in 1987, revised criteria and expanded to around 297 diagnosis. DSM-4 in 94 and DSM-4TR in 2000 focused on literature-driven empirical revisions, added and deleted some disorders, increased coordination with ICD-10 and goes on.”
“end, right? So, this appears in the diagnostic and statistical manual, which is basically like a list of different mental disorders. You could go to a psychologist or psychiatrist, they could assess you and diagnose you if you have like extreme levels of narcissism.”
“regarded. And then once you get to a DSM-5 diagnosis, you have more and more severe cases of autism with respect to social. Functioning that again, you can quantify using tools like the ADOS, etc. But it's a spectrum that”