Titlebook: Diagnostic Interviewing; Michel Hersen,Samuel M. Turner Book 19942nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 alcohol.anxiety

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Mental Status Examinationl disorders. The evaluation is based on observations of a patient’s overt and verbal behavior as well as on his or her subjective experiences. Patients’ presenting problems dictate both the types of questions asked and the depth of inquiry necessary for a relevant and complete assessment of the ment

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Mood Disorderss on a continuum with normal experience, and even when a depressive state has a known organic precipitant (e.g., reserpine toxicity), the observable change in affect is usually one more of degree than of quality.

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Schizophreniarenia can be contrasted to psychiatric illnesses such as major depression, manic—depression, and anxiety disorders that were described long ago by Hippocrates as common behavioral disturbances. Schizophrenia has been recognized only over the past 100 years as a separate illness with its own unique p

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Personality Disordersd predictable style of thinking, feeling, and acting, arising from the integration of constitutional endowment, early life experience, developmental achievement, and interpersonal, social, and cultural influences. By convention, the term . has come to represent the whole person, the totality of the

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Alcohol Problemscts, impaired work performance, and cirrhosis of the liver. Whatever their nature, alcohol problems impose a heavy burden on society. It has been estimated that the cost of alcohol problems in the United States in 1990 was $136.3 billion (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 1990). Th

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Drug Abuseple interactions, common behavior patterns and similarities in the development of substance use disorders can be seen. We refer to these developmental phenomena as . in the abuse and dependence process. They need to be thoroughly understood by any clinician who seeks to do diagnostic evaluations. Th

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Eating Disorders and self-starvation. These disorders may develop as the result of developmental processes that cause the patient to place undue importance on physical appearance as a way to obtain love and to feel in control. The emphasis on appearance is part of our modern culture and is often reinforced by paren