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DSM-5 VERSION Questions in the Dissociative Disorders Interview Schedule must be asked in the order they occur in the Schedule. All the items in the Schedule, including all the items in the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for dissociative disorders, somatic symptom disorder, and borderline personality disorder must be inquired about.
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www.rossinst.com2 CONSENT FORM FOR THE DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS INTERVIEW SCHEDULE DSM-5 SELF-REPORT VERSION I agree to be interviewed as part of a research project on dissociative disorders.
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