Consistency of Drinking History and Diagnosis of Alcoholism
A drinking-history questionnaire was completed by 176 male felons and repeated 8 to 9 years later. The more extensive the original drinking problem, the more likely the subject ...
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A method for achieving diagnostic validity in psychiatric illness is described, consisting of five phases: clinical description, laboratory study, exclusion of other disorders, ...
Suicide and Primary Affective Disorders
Primary affective disorders, depressive or manic episodes in patients who have been psychiatrically well previously, or who have had episodes of mania or depression without othe...
Hysteria — The Stability and Usefulness of Clinical Criteria
A COMPLETE concept of the clinical characteristics of hysteria is of practical importance to the physician since he must often evaluate the significance of symptoms that have no...
Criminality and Psychiatric Disorders
THE WIDESPREAD concern over the apparently increasing crime rate needs no documentation. The extent of criminal behavior may be suggested by the following quotation from the 196...
Diagnostic Consistency in Antisocial Personality
The authors' study, based on an eight- to nine-year follow-up of convicted male felons, indicates that consistency in the diagnosis of antisocial personality is related to the e...
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