Which of the following is NOT included as an Alcohol-Related Disorder in the DSM-5? A. Alcohol Dependence B. Alcohol Intoxication C. Alcohol Withdrawal D. Alcohol-Induced Major Neurocognitive Disorder A 58-year old woman is brought to the mental health clinic where you work by her husband. She seems agitated and, during your interview with her, she paces back and forth and engages in frequent hand-wringing. The woman says she's been feeling very sad and hopeless, and she also tells you that she thinks her next door neighbor has tried to poison her food several times because she has been so unfriendly toward him. The woman's husband says that his wife has been gradually losing interest in her usual activities over the past several weeks but that her symptoms became worse a few days ago. Based on this information, the most likely diagnosis is: A. Major Depressive Disorder. B. Schizoaffective Disorder. C. Bipolar II Disorder. D. Delusional Disorder. In its early stages, Alzheimer's disease shares several characteristics with Korsakoff's syndrome. Specifically, both disorders are characterized by: A. anterograde amnesia that affects declarative memories but not procedural memories. B. anterograde amnesia that affects both declarative and procedural memories. C. retrograde amnesia for recent and remote declarative (but not procedural) memories. D. retrograde amnesia for recent (but not remote) declarative and procedural memories. For a diagnosis of Separation Anxiety Disorder, the DSM-5 requires symptoms of fear, anxiety, or avoidance that have lasted for at least __________ in children and adolescents or about __________ in adults. A. one week; six months B. four weeks; six months C. six weeks; eight months