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Loring, M., & Powell, B. (1988). Gender, race, and DSM-III: A study of the objectivity of psychiatric diagnostic behavior. Journal of health and social behavior, 1-22.
Loring, Marti, and Brian Powell. "Gender, race, and DSM-III: A study of the objectivity of psychiatric diagnostic behavior." Journal of health and social behavior (1988): 1-22.
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Gender, race, and DSM-III: A study of the objectivity of psychiatric diagnostic behavior.

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… We assess the accuracy of this claim using an analogue approach in which 290 psychiatrists evaluate two case studies. Case studies are manipulated so that approximately one-fifth of the clinicians, using DSM-III-derived criteria, evaluate a white male, a white female, a black …

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