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title: "What changes were made following the switch from DSM-4 to DSM-5?"
description: "Under the Depressive Problems category, the only difference is that DSM 4 had \"underactive\" for ques"
url: "https://answers.aseba.org/post/what-changes-were-made-following-the-switch-from-dsm-4-to-dsm-5/"
updated: "2024-01-09"
category: ASEBA Forms
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  - Preschool Age Forms
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# What changes were made following the switch from DSM-4 to DSM-5?

Under the Depressive Problems category, the only difference is that DSM-4 had "underactive" for question #102, whereas in DSM-5, question #102 is labeled "Lacks Energy."

In Anxiety Problems, #31 is removed and #71, "self conscious," is added.

In Conduct Problems, #26 is changed from "no guilt" to "lacks guilt."

No change in Somatic Problems, Attention Deficit/Hyperactive Problems, or Oppositional Defiant Problems.