Rethinking the DSM: A psychological perspective.

Abstract

The Emergence of Dissatisfaction With the DSM, Mary L. Malik and Larry E. Beutler Discovery, Intervention, and the Expansion of the Modern Diagnostic and Statistical Manuals of Mental Disorders - Arthur C. Houts Implications of Information-Gathering Methods for a Refined Taxonomy of Psychopathology, Gregory J. Meyer Taxometrics Can Do Diagnostics Right (And Isn't Quite as Hard as You Think), Thomas E. Joiner, Jr and Norman B. Schmidt Psychiatric Classification Through the Lens of Ethnobiology, Elizabeth H. Flanagan and Robert K. Blashfield Assessing Psychopathology - A Narrative Approach, Oscar F. Goncalves et al Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnostics - A New Diagnostic Approach in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Wolfe Schneider et al Child/Adolescent Diagnosis - The Need for a Model-Based Approach, Ann Doucette Simplifying Diagnosis Using a Prototype-Matching Approach - Implications for the New Edition of the DSM, Drew Western et al Alternative Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines - The Example of Depression, Larry E. Beutler and Mary L. Malik From Symptoms to Pathology in the Diagnosis of Mental Illness, John F. Kihlstrom.

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