Abnormal Psychology: Clinical and Scientific Perspectives (DSM-5)
Fifth Edition Lyons, Martin, © 2014, 531 pages
Abnormal Psychology: Clinical and Scientific Perspectives is a readable, useful reference resource created to serve as a primary text for students in undergraduate abnormal psychology courses. It provides a thorough overview of the official system for classifying mental disorders, and encourages students to think critically and evaluate the strength of evidence.
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This new (5th) edition incorporates the extensive changes made in the official system for classifying mental disorders--the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5). Besides helping readers to understand the DSM-5 and to recognize the variety of treatments available, the authors also hope to encourage critical thinking and appreciation of the value of evidence.
This edition incorporates many improvements, including:
- Thorough description of DSM-5 classification, with frequent examples of diagnostic criteria and highlighted changes from the DSM-IV
- Extensive attention to diagnostic reliability and validity
- Coverage of continued controversies within psychiatry and psychology
- Many new and updated references from the professional literature
- Expanded Glossary
- Improved Subject and Author Index
- Additional "Questions For Study" at the end of each chapter
- Updated instructor's test bank and PowerPointslides
- Updated student study resources (at www.BVTLab.com), including practice quizzes, flashcards and chapter summaries.