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One of the significant "caveats" or qualifications that must be made in the diagnosis of a psychological disorder is that the pattern of behavioral or psychological sy…

One of the significant "caveats" or qualifications that must be made in the diagnosis of a psychological disorder is that the pattern of behavioral or psychological sy…
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One of the significant "caveats" or qualifications that must be made in the diagnosis of a psychological disorder is that the pattern of behavioral or psychological symptoms has to represent:

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It has to represent a serious departure from what is culturally or socially normal. Indeed, religious and cultural beliefs are taken into account while diagnosing a psychological disorder.    
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