Abnormal psychology - Rosenhan, David L.; Seligman, Martin E. P. (New York Norton, 1984)
Table of Contents: Preface. Part I. The Nature and History of Abnormality: 1. The Meanings of Abnormality -- 2. Abnormality Across Time, Place, and Culture -- Part II. Approaches to Abnormality: 3. The Biomedical Model -- 4. Psychodynamic Approaches -- 5. The Behavioral Model -- 6. The Cognitive Model -- 7. Humanistic and Existential Approaches -- Part III. Investigating and Diagnosing Abnormality: 8. Investigating Abnormality -- 9. Psychological Assessment and Classification -- Part IV. Anxiety and Psychosomatic Disorders: 10. Fear and Phobia: Anxiety Observed -- 11. Obsession, Hysteria, and Dissociation: Anxiety Inferred -- 12 Psychosomatic Disorders and Behavioral Medicine -- Part V. Major Depressive Disorders: 13. Depression and Suicide -- Part VI. Social and Interpersonal Disorders: 14. Sexual Behavior, Dysfunction, and Disorder -- 15. Drug Use and Abuse -- 16. Personality Disorders -- Part VII. The Psychoses: 17. The Schizophrenias -- Part VIII. Abnormality across the Lifespan: 18. Childhood Disorders and Mental Retardation -- 19. Disorders of the Nervous System -- Part IX. Abnormality, the Law, and Choosing a Psychotherapist: 20. The Law and Politics of Abnormality -- 21. A Consumer's Guide to Psychological Treatment -- Appendix. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III). -- Glossary. References. Name Index. Subject Index.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 678-704.
Keywords: Psychology, Pathological; Psychotherapy -- Case studies