Many psychiatric disorders are similar across cultures

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A) all disorders are found throughout all cultures of the world.

B) many psychiatric disorders are similar across cultures.

C) most psychiatric disorders are unique to specific cultures and relatively unknown in others.

D) Psychiatric disorders found in the United Stated and European countries are often unknown in many African and Asian cultures.

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