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Warning Signs Checklist
DSM-5-derived warning signs in plain language, comorbidity awareness, and framing that routes students to help without diagnosing peers.
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Overview
Self-paced study flow — not the projector or class assignment view. Read the pages, then complete the check when you are ready.
The drift toward a problem is easier to catch when you have words for it. A concrete, behavioral checklist turns a vague "maybe this is getting out of hand" into something a student can actually notice — in themselves or a friend.
This lesson gives you a teachable set of warning signs and how to use them without fear-mongering.
Outcomes
- Recognize 5+ behavioral warning signs in self or peers.
- Name common comorbid conditions without using signs to diagnose.
- Frame the checklist as awareness cues, not a verdict.
- Route concern to pre-commitment and help-seeking lessons.
Shortcut
Skip the pages and try the 5-question check now. You can come back to study any time.
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