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- catalog description "Assessment and Explanation in Psychiatry -- The Mind-Brain Problem and a Structure for Psychiatry -- Factionalism: The Other Source of Disarray in Psychiatry -- Classification in Psychiatry and the Method of DSM-IV -- The Concept of Diseases -- The Disease Perspective: Its Premises, History, Strengths, and Limitations for Psychiatry -- The Disease Concept Exemplified by Psychiatric Conditions with Known Neuropathologies -- The Disease Concept Applied to Psychiatric Conditions without Known Neuropathologies -- Manic-Depression: A Disorder in the Affective Realm -- Schizophrenia -- The Concept of Dimensions -- The Dimensional Perspective: Graded, Quantitative, Dispositional Distinctions -- Mental Subnormality: Distinctions within a Dimensional Feature -- Temperament, Affective Dimensions, and Personality Disorders -- Emotions, Life Events, Traits of Temperament, and Treatment -- The Concept of Behaviors -- The Behavior Perspective -- Characteristics of Motivated Behaviors -- The Causes of Behavioral Disorders -- Treatment Principles for Behavioral Disorders -- Bulimia Nervosa: A Behavior Treated through Stages of Change -- Hysteria -- Suicide -- The Concept of Life Stories -- The Life-Story Perspective -- The Application of the Life-Story Perspective in Practice: Power, Process, and Pitfalls -- Practical Implications -- Practical Implications of the Perspectives -- Reliability and Validity: The Processes of Verification.".
- catalog description "Assessment and Explanation in Psychiatry -- The Mind-Brain Problem and a Structure for Psychiatry -- Factionalism: The Other Source of Disarray in Psychiatry -- Classification in Psychiatry and the Method of DSM-IV -- The Concept of Diseases -- The Disease Perspective: Its Premises, History, Strengths, and Limitations for Psychiatry -- The Disease Concept Exemplified by Psychiatric Conditions with Known Neuropathologies -- The Disease Concept Applied to Psychiatric Conditions without Known Neuropathologies -- Manic-Depression: A Disorder in the Affective Realm -- Schizophrenia -- The Concept of Dimensions -- The Dimensional Perspective: Graded, Quantitative, Dispositional Distinctions -- Mental Subnormality: Distinctions within a Dimensional Feature -- Temperament, Affective Dimensions, and Personality Disorders -- Emotions, Life Events, Traits of Temperament, and Treatment -- The Concept of Behaviors -- The Behavior Perspective -- Characteristics of Motivated Behaviors -- The Causes of Behavioral Disorders -- Treatment Principles for Behavioral Disorders -- Bulimia Nervosa: A Behavior Treated through Stages of Change -- Hysteria -- Suicide -- The Concept of Life Stories -- The Life-Story Perspective -- The Application of the Life-Story Perspective in Practice: Power, Process, and Pitfalls -- Practical Implications -- Practical Implications of the Perspectives -- Reliability and Validity: The Processes of Verification.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Assessment and Explanation in Psychiatry -- The Mind-Brain Problem and a Structure for Psychiatry -- Factionalism: The Other Source of Disarray in Psychiatry -- Classification in Psychiatry and the Method of DSM-IV -- The Concept of Diseases -- The Disease Perspective: Its Premises, History, Strengths, and Limitations for Psychiatry -- The Disease Concept Exemplified by Psychiatric Conditions with Known Neuropathologies -- The Disease Concept Applied to Psychiatric Conditions without Known Neuropathologies -- Manic-Depression: A Disorder in the Affective Realm -- Schizophrenia -- The Concept of Dimensions -- The Dimensional Perspective: Graded, Quantitative, Dispositional Distinctions -- Mental Subnormality: Distinctions within a Dimensional Feature -- Temperament, Affective Dimensions, and Personality Disorders -- Emotions, Life Events, Traits of Temperament, and Treatment -- The Concept of Behaviors -- The Behavior Perspective -- Characteristics of Motivated Behaviors -- The Causes of Behavioral Disorders -- Treatment Principles for Behavioral Disorders -- Bulimia Nervosa: A Behavior Treated through Stages of Change -- Hysteria -- Suicide -- The Concept of Life Stories -- The Life-Story Perspective -- The Application of the Life-Story Perspective in Practice: Power, Process, and Pitfalls -- Practical Implications -- Practical Implications of the Perspectives -- Reliability and Validity: The Processes of Verification.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Assessment and Explanation in Psychiatry -- The Mind-Brain Problem and a Structure for Psychiatry -- Factionalism: The Other Source of Disarray in Psychiatry -- Classification in Psychiatry and the Method of DSM-IV -- The Concept of Diseases -- The Disease Perspective: Its Premises, History, Strengths, and Limitations for Psychiatry -- The Disease Concept Exemplified by Psychiatric Conditions with Known Neuropathologies -- The Disease Concept Applied to Psychiatric Conditions without Known Neuropathologies -- Manic-Depression: A Disorder in the Affective Realm -- Schizophrenia -- The Concept of Dimensions -- The Dimensional Perspective: Graded, Quantitative, Dispositional Distinctions -- Mental Subnormality: Distinctions within a Dimensional Feature -- Temperament, Affective Dimensions, and Personality Disorders -- Emotions, Life Events, Traits of Temperament, and Treatment -- The Concept of Behaviors -- The Behavior Perspective -- Characteristics of Motivated Behaviors -- The Causes of Behavioral Disorders -- Treatment Principles for Behavioral Disorders -- Bulimia Nervosa: A Behavior Treated through Stages of Change -- Hysteria -- Suicide -- The Concept of Life Stories -- The Life-Story Perspective -- The Application of the Life-Story Perspective in Practice: Power, Process, and Pitfalls -- Practical Implications -- Practical Implications of the Perspectives -- Reliability and Validity: The Processes of Verification.".