Reliability has been improved in the editions of the DSM since DSM-III by
A)providing extensive theoretical background for clinicians.
B)more diagnoses to choose.
C)clear guidelines for identifying symptoms associated with disorders.
D)elaborate decision trees that decrease the likelihood one might diagnose multiple conditions.

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The DSM has improved reliability by providing clearer guidelines for identifying symptoms associated with disorders. This has led to more consistent and accurate diagnoses among clinicians. The other options listed do not necessarily contribute to improving reliability.

Reliability Has Been Improved in the Editions of the DSM