Typically depressed clients are suicidal but homicidal to a much lesser degree.
Please look up the diagnosis for psychopaths/sociopaths and compare them to the diagnosis for depression and state the similarities and differences.
CheckPoint: DSM-IV Problems
The DSM-IV is an important tool for clinicians. It provides a standard for diagnoses to be standardized across psychology; however, the DSM-IV is not as precise for diagnosing personality disorders as some psychologists would like.
Give an example of each of the following problems identified i
As part of your internship, you will be able to conduct initial interviews of some of the jail detainees. You decide to prepare for these interviews by reviewing some of the basics of assessment and diagnosis with the Diagnostic Statistic Manual IV (DSM-IV).
· Describe the role of the DSM-IV in making a diagnosis.
1. Summarize the multi-factorial model and how it relates to the diagnosis of illnesses.
2. Select two health problems discussed in the text. Explain what role psychology has played in understanding and managing these health problems. Provide references.
This patients history leads you to believe that some sort of brain injury has occurred, You believe that a preselected battery of standard tests is the most beneficial. What test battery would you use? What are its component parts and what are its limitations?
Tim, a 21 Year old man, has just been admitted to the hospital. He h
What would the diagnosis be for this client?
Roger comes to your office because he has recently been laid off from his job as a store manager. He is concerned because he has started to drink heavily as a result of this and finds himself feeling incredibly sad and depressed. His wife is supportive, but he is afraid she will get
What is the labeling process of defining mood disorders as abnormal?
Is there ANY abnormal behavior that would be considered as abnormal under all possible circumstances?
Please help me with the following questions:
1. What are some features of psychosis compared to normal behavior?
2. Are psychotic behavior different in terms and degree from normal behavior?
3. Why is there frequency of occurrence in personality changes among people with psychosis?
I would like to learn more about the utilization of the DSM-IV by social work professionals. For example, how does the DSM-IV explain people's behavior and what are the assumptions about human behavior? What may be missing essential beliefs about human conduct in the DSM-IV? What help does the DSM-IV give in understanding peo