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INVITED ESSAY: SEX BIASES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS however, have argued that these differential sex prevalence rates are largely an artifact of a diagnostic sex bias. Kaplan (1983), for example, argued that "our diagnostic system, like the society it serves, is male centered" (p. 791). The authors of every edition of the DSM have indeed been predominately male, including the… by Widiger, Thomas A (author) is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.

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Widiger, Thomas A (author)

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1998