Please explain how and why the DSM-5 does not consider the craving criterion in calculating the presence of SUD symptoms to designate a relapse.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Craving is a new diagnostic criteria to the DSM-5SUDs and demonstrates that the DSM now considers active craving symptoms as a commonplace symptom for more than 1 year into full recovery. Treatment-seeking individuals experience strong craving symptoms (Heinz, Beck, Grüsser, Grace, &Wrase, 2009; Oslin, Cary, Slaymaker, Colleran, & Blow, 2009). Consequently, craving should not be considered a criterion of relapse but rather a general gauge for how comfortable and stable clients are during their recovery and how they cope with negative affect and experiences without returning to substance use. Considering the content from Chapter 1, craving is to be expected for a lengthy amount of time and is not indicative of relapse but instead ongoing recovery.
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