cut this down about 30 words and make it not detectable for ai detenction Emma, your point about the DSM's biases related to gender and culture is spot on. It's a pressing issue that we need to address. Jennings (2022) talks about how diagnoses can oversimplify the complexities of human experiences into rigid categories, which is so true. When we rely on those symptom checklists, we might miss out on important details about a person's background, culture, and life story. If mental health assessments are just quick and to the point, can they really capture who someone is? Jennings makes a compelling argument for clinicians to look beyond just the labels and see clients as whole individuals. I think it's definitely time to rethink the DSM to include more cultural and environmental factors so that diagnoses actually help people instead of just fitting them into a system. What do you think we could do to improve this process