Answer:
The correct answer is: All choices are correct.
Explanation:
Mental health professionals use labels not to stigmatize or categorize individuals. The goal of mental health professionals when using diagnostic manuals such as the DSM-5 and placing diagnostic labels on their patients is to facilitate the communication between mental health professionals. Having a language in common facilitates the communication between social workers, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists.
<u>While labeling may seem to stigmatize, it helps in the comprehension of the underlying causes of psychological problems, the symptoms, the predisposition factors, the course of the condition, and so on. </u>
<u>And lastly, using diagnostic labels helps clinicians and mental health professionals choose the most effective course of treatment. Certain disorders are treated in a considerably different way than others. </u>
In conclusion, the correct answer is: D. All choices are correct.
The particular stage in the puberty ceremony where male Australian aborigines are secluded from the rest of society and undergo a tribal lore cram course and the ordeal where they are traumatized is part of a teaching method that makes sure that they will never forget what they are taught is referred to as the stage of transition.
