DSM-III-R training guide / by William H. Reid and Michael G. Wise.
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New York :
Brunner/Mazel,
[1989]
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Table of Contents:
- Section I: The basics
- 1. History and evolution of DSM-III-R
- 2. Multiaxial classification
- 3. Summary of the features of DSM-III-R
- 4. The diagnostic process
- 5. Axes I and II
- 6. Axis III
- 7. Axis IV
- 8. Axis V
- 9. Diagnostic codes
- Section II: The disorders
- 10. Disorders usually first evident in infancy, childhood, or adolescence
- A. Developmental disorders (Axis II)
- B. Disruptive behavior disorders
- C. Anxiety disorders of childhood or adolescence
- D. Eating disorders
- E. Gender identity disorders
- F. Tic disorders
- G. Elimination disorders
- H. Speech disorders not elsewhere classified
- I. Other disorders of infancy, childhood, or adolescence
- 11. Organic mental syndromes and disorders
- A. Organic mental syndromes
- B. Organic mental disorders
- 12. Psychoactive substance use disorders
- A. Psychoactive substance dependence
- Psychoactive substance abuse
- 13. Schizophrenia
- 14. Delusional (paranoid) disorder
- 15. Psychotic disorders not elsewhere classified
- 16. Mood disorders
- A. Bipolar disorders
- B. Depressive disorders
- 17. Anxiety disorders (anxiety and phobic neuroses)
- 18. Somatoform disorders
- 19. Dissociative disorders (hysterical neuroses, dissociative type)
- 20. Sexual disorders
- A. Paraphilias
- B. Sexual dysfunctions
- 21. Sleep disorders
- A. Dyssomnias
- B. Parasomnias
- 22. Factitious disorders
- 23. Impulse control disorders not elsewhere classified
- 24. Adjustment disorder
- 25. Psychological factors affecting physical condition
- 26. Personality disorders
- Cluster A-C
- 27. V codes for conditions not attributable to a mental disorder that are a focus of attention or treatment
- 28. Additional DSM-III-R codes
- Appendix I: Additional case vignettes
- Appendix II: ICD-9-CM V does and E codes not listed in DSM-III-R.