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Book SynopsisFor the many psychiatrists, psychologists, and other clinicians and researchers striving to bring symptom relief to patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other psychoses, this volume provides an all-important summary of the latest research about the diagnosis and pathophysiology of psychosis.
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DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
FOREWORD: Rethinking Psychosis in DSM-V
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1. DECONSTRUCTING PSYCHOSIS CONFERENCE FEBRUARY 2006: The Validity of Schizophrenia and Alternative Approaches to the Classification of Psychosis
Chapter 2. BIOLOGICAL, LIFE COURSE, AND CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES ALL POINT TOWARD THE VALUE OF DIMENSIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL RATINGS IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF PSYCHOSIS
Chapter 3. CURRENT ISSUES IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF PSYCHOTIC MAJOR DEPRESSION
Chapter 4. DECONSTRUCTING BIPOLAR DISORDER: A Critical Review of Its Diagnostic Validity and a Proposal for DSM-V and ICD-1
Chapter 5. DSM-V RESEARCH AGENDA: Substance Abuse/Psychosis Comorbidity
Chapter 6. THE GENETIC DECONSTRUCTION OF PSYCHOSIS
Chapter 7. HOW SHOULD DSM-V CRITERIA FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA INCLUDE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT?
Chapter 8. SEARCHING FOR UNIQUE ENDOPHENOTYPES FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER WITHIN NEURAL CIRCUITS AND THEIR MOLECULAR REGULATORY MECHANISMS
Chapter 9. DECONSTRUCTING PSYCHOSIS WITH HUMAN BRAIN IMAGING
Chapter 10. IDENTIFYING FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS OF BIPOLAR DISORDER: Toward DSM-V
Chapter 11. THE NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PSYCHOSIS
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