A Research Agenda for DSM-V

David J. Kupfer · Michael B. First · Darrel A. Regier

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Mental Health and Psychiatry Psychology and Mental Health Personality Disorders and Psychopathology

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Toward DSM-V: basic nomenclature issues. Proposed basic and clinical neuroscience research agenda to guide the development of a pathophysiologically-based classification. Report from developmental issues and diagnosis work group. A research agenda for addressing crucial gaps in the DSM: personality disorders and relational disorders. Mental disorders and disability: time to reevaluate the relationship? Beyond the funhouse mirrors: research agenda on culture and psychiatric diagnosis

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