<span>1. Major depressive disorder, according to the ICD-10 is classified between mood disorders or affective, this is because this disorder primarily affects the state of the person, who perceives his future as devastating and has a negative perspective or <span>pessimistic to see his present.
</span>2. Dissociative identity disorder, according to the ICD-10 this disorder is classified as neurotic disorders secondary to stressful and somatomorphic situations. <span>It is classified in this way because the disorder has a psychogenic origin related to a traumatic event.
</span>3. Antisocial personality disorder: according to the ICD-10 this disorder is classified as a personality disorder, this because the disruptive behavior is borne in behaviors of the person that affect all areas of the patient; <span>social, personal and labor.
</span>4. Hypochondriasis; This disorder is categorized between Neurotic Disorders secondary to stressful and somatomorphic situations, according to the ICD-10. <span>Because the affectation has a psychological and not physiological origin.
</span>1. Major depressive disorder, according to the ICD-10 is classified among mood disorders or affective, this is because of this disorder primarily affects the state of the person, who perceives his future as devastating and has a negative perspective or pessimistic to see his present.<span>
</span>2. Dissociative identity disorder, according to the ICD-10 this disorder is classified as neurotic disorders secondary to stressful and somatomorphic situations. <span>It is classified in this way because the disorder has a psychogenic origin related to a traumatic event.
</span>3. Antisocial personality disorder: according to the ICD-10 this disorder is classified as a personality disorder, this because of the disruptive behavior is borne in behaviors of the person that affect all areas of the patient; <span>social, personal and labor.
</span>4. Hypochondriasis; This disorder is categorized between Neurotic Disorders secondary to stressful and somatomorphic situations, according to the ICD-10. <span>Because the affectation has a psychological and not physiological origin.</span></span>
This means that they are unwelcome guests to someone elses home.
Explanation:
U.S. Supreme Court's definition of probable cause when the facts and situations are within the officer's knowledge. The knowledge is reasonably trustworthy and are sufficient to make believe that a crime has been committed and certain property is connected with the crime. Probable cause must exist for a law enforcement officer to make an arrest without warrant or search without warrant or seize the property.
