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the methods of data analysis, interpretation, and conclusion were consistently applied across all of the workgroups of the DSM-5 revisions, and asserted that systemic consistency would give the greatest credibility to the whole project. During the process of public input and testimony for DSM5 revisions during 2012, PSI
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