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"Li ta enpòtan pou konsidere ki jan DSM a ak Klasifikasyon Entènasyonal la nan Maladi (ICD) opere ki gen rapò ak definisyon ak pwosesis klasifikasyon. Nan fè sa, nou panse ke li enpòtan pou konsantre sou twoub jwèt aza (ke yo rele tou jwèt aza pasyolojik) ak jan li te konsidere nan DSM-IV ak DSM-5 (osi byen ke nan ICD-10 ak prochaine ICD-11 la). Nan DSM-IV, jwèt aza patolojik te kategori kòm yon "Twoub Enpilsyon-Kontwòl Pa Yon lòt kote ki klase." Nan DSM-5, li te rklase kòm yon "Twoub sibstans ki gen rapò ak depandans." .... "Yon apwòch ki sanble ta dwe aplike nan CSB, ki se kounye a yo te konsidere kòm enklizyon kòm yon maladi enpilsyon-kontwòl nan ICD-11 (Grant et al, 2014; Kraus et al., 2018) ". Sa yo quotes yo te pran nan Gola ak Potenza 2018.
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“It would be relevant to consider how the DSM and the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) operate with respect to definition and classification processes. In doing so, we think it is relevant to focus on gambling disorder (also known as pathological gambling) and how it was considered in DSM-IV and DSM-5 (as well as in ICD-10 and the forthcoming ICD-11). In DSM-IV, pathological gambling was categorized as an “Impulse-Control Disorder Not Elsewhere Classified.” In DSM-5, it was reclassified as a “Substance-Related and Addictive Disorder.”…. “A similar approach should be applied to CSB, which is currently being considered for inclusion as an impulse-control disorder in ICD-11 (Grant et al., 2014; Kraus et al., 2018)”. These quotes are taken from Gola and Potenza 2018.