DSM-5: The New Diagnostic Criteria For Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Criticisms of DSM-5 ASD Criteria Research done prior to DSM-5 won’t be comparable with research done afterwards – ASD is already preferred term for research (See p.108 of survey) – ADI-R and ADOS are diagnostic standards for research
Criticisms of DSM-5 ASD Criteria “Changes in criteria threaten services delivery” • Actually, a single diagnosis of ASD will IMPROVE access to services (See CPHC document) • PDD-NOS and Asperger disorder do not qualify for services in 14 states • Apparent biases in diagnostic labelling with rich, white males receiving (less-stigmatizing) dx of Asperger disorder, while poor, non-white males and females receive PDD-NOS (or autism)
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