Discrete classification refers to __________, while continuous classification is also called __________.

A) statistical classification; normative classification
B) categorical classification; dimensional classification
C) critical classification; current classification
D) dimensional classification; categorical classification
E) directional classification; bi-directional classification

Discrete Classification

A classification approach that categorizes entities based on clear, distinct boundaries, without overlap between categories.

Categorical Classification

A method of organizing items or concepts into distinct categories based on specific criteria or attributes.

Dimensional Classification

Dimensional Classification is an approach in psychology that categorizes mental disorders based on a continuum of severity rather than discrete categories, considering the degree of symptoms.