Question

the diagnostic classification system whose criteria are neuro/biologically focused is the:
diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (dsm).
international classification of diseases (icd).
research domain criteria (rdoc).
transcontinental classification guide for psychotic behavior (tgpb).
question 2 2 pts
a clinician wants to understand the everyday interactions between a parent and a child. the best assessment tool for this is:
self - monitoring.
naturalistic observation.
polygraph questioning.
an unstructured interview.

Explanation:

For the first question, the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) focuses on neuro - biological aspects in its diagnostic criteria. The DSM and ICD are more general psychiatric and medical classification systems, and the TGPB is not as well - known as RDoC in this context. For the second question, naturalistic observation is the best way to understand real - life, everyday interactions between a parent and a child as it observes them in their natural environment without interference. Self - monitoring may not capture all interactions, polygraph questioning is not relevant for this purpose, and an unstructured interview may not provide a full picture of daily interactions.

Answer:

1. C. Research Domain Criteria (RDoC)
2. B. naturalistic observation