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Book SynopsisThis deeply informative compendium distills the work done from 2002 to late 2005 and concludes with recommendations for developing research activities that will inform DSM-V and future editions of the manual. As such, it will prove invaluable for clinicians and researchers everywhere.
Trade ReviewThis book documents the thoughtful approach of the substance use disorder working group in approaching the future DSM-V disorders. This well written and scholarly text will provide readers with useful insights into the DSM process for substance use disorders.
-- Michael Schrift, DO * Doody Review *
Table of ContentsCONTRIBUTORS
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION: DEVELOPMENT OF A RESEARCH AGENDA FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS DIAGNOSIS IN DSM-V
Chapter 1. SHOULD SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS BE CONSIDERED CATEGORICAL OR DIMENSIONAL?
Chapter 2. SHOULD THERE BE BOTH CATEGORICAL AND DIMENSIONAL CRITERIA FOR THE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN DSM-V?
Chapter 3. NEUROBIOLOGY OF ADDICTION: A Neuroadaptational View Relevant for Diagnosis
Chapter 4. CULTURAL AND SOCIETAL INFLUENCES ON SUBSTANCE USE DIAGNOSES AND CRITERIA
Chapter 5. CULTURAL ISSUES AND PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS: Providing a General Background for Considering Substance Use Diagnoses
Chapter 6. SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE AND NONDEPENDENCE IN DSM AND THE ICD: Can an Identical Conceptualization Be Achieved?
Chapter 7. SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS: DSM-IV and ICD-10
Chapter 8. COMORBIDITY OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WITH PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS
Chapter 9. COMORBIDITY OF SUBSTANCE USE WITH DEPRESSION AND OTHER MENTAL DISORDERS: From DSM-IV to DSM-V
Chapter 10. ARE THERE EMPIRICALLY SUPPORTED AND CLINICALLY USEFUL SUBTYPES OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE?
Chapter 11. SUBTYPES OF SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE AND ABUSE: Implications for Diagnostic Classification and Empirical Research
Chapter 12. DIAGNOSIS OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEYS: An Epidemic of Youthful Alcohol Dependence or a Case of Measurement Error?
Chapter 13. ADOLESCENTS AND SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS: Research Agenda to Guide Decisions About DSM-V
Chapter 14. ARE SPECIFIC DEPENDENCE CRITERIA NECESSARY FOR DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES?: How Can Research on Cannabis Inform This Issue?
Chapter 15. SHOULD CRITERIA FOR DRUG DEPENDENCE DIFFER ACROSS DRUGS?
Chapter 16. SHOULD ADDICTIVE DISORDERS INCLUDE NON-SUBSTANCE-RELATED CONDITIONS?
Chapter 17. SHOULD THE SCOPE OF ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS BE BROADENED TO INCLUDE PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING?
Chapter 18. CHARACTERISTICS OF NOSOLOGICALLY INFORMATIVE DATA SETS THAT ADDRESS KEY DIAGNOSTIC ISSUES FACING THE DSM-V AND ICD-11 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WORKGROUPS
Chapter 19. EMPIRICAL BASIS OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS DIAGNOSIS: Research Recommendations for DSM-V
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