Which of the values of psychology are embodied in the DSM-IV-TR?
A) objectivity: self-defeating personality disorder, for example, was removed from the manual owing to a lack of empirical evidence for its existence.
B) social responsibility: self-defeating personality disorder and premenstrual dysphoric disorder were eliminated or demoted in the current edition of the manual, because they reflect-and potentially perpetuate-the marginalization of women.
C) both of these options
D) neither of these options

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The DSM-IV-TR embodies the values of objectivity, as seen in the removal of self-defeating personality disorder due to insufficient empirical evidence, and social responsibility, by addressing concerns that certain disorders could perpetuate the marginalization of women.

Which of the Values of Psychology Are Embodied in the DSM-IV-TR