Accurate diagnoses refer to the process of correctly identifying and classifying mental health conditions based on assessments, evaluations, and self-reports. It involves determining the specific disorder an individual may have.
Related terms
Observer Bias: Observer bias refers to the tendency of assessors or diagnosticians to interpret and evaluate information in a way that aligns with their preconceived notions or expectations.
Social Desirability Bias: Social desirability bias is when individuals provide responses that they believe are socially acceptable or desirable rather than providing honest answers.
Limited Self-Awareness: Limited self-awareness occurs when individuals lack insight into their own mental health conditions, making it challenging for them to accurately report symptoms or experiences.