In addition to not addressing high rates of comorbidity, which of the following is not a criticism of the DSM system of diagnosis as it pertains to childhood mental disorders?

Answer 1

One criticism that is not typically attributed to the DSM system of diagnosis as it pertains to childhood mental disorders is its lack of cultural sensitivity or relevance. The DSM includes criteria that take into account cultural factors and variations in symptom presentation for diagnosis in different populations, including children.