Comparison of DSM-III, DSM-III-R & DSM-IV 
.... As with
Axis IV, McReynolds considers alterations in
Axis V to be .... that mental health professionals have greatly criticized the
DSMIII and the
DSM-
III-R for ....
(3947
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Overview of Pedophilia
.... Completers were more likely to have a
DSM-
III Axis I diagnosis of alcohol abuse or dependence compared to non-completers who more often had an
Axis I primary ....
(8773
35
)
ASPD
.... one diagnosis is allowed as valid along
Axis II. This analysis will focus on antisocial personality disorder which is found in Cluster B: "The
DSM-
III-R scheme ....
(2470
10
)
Cyclical Wife Abuse
.... between traumatic life events, particularly those occurring in childhood (age 16 and under), and the subsequent development of
DSM-
III-R
Axis II symptomatology ....
(5038
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Effects of Cocaine on Plasma Adrenocorticotropic
.... Mendelson et al., began his own study by choosing 18 men between the ages of 26 and 39 years; each of whom already had a
DSM III R
axis I diagnosis of ....
(1526
6
)
Borderline Personality Disorder
....
Axis II symptomatology was assessed at the initial interview using the .... at the initial interview using the Structured Clinical Interview for
DSM-
III-R developed ....
(1231
5
)
Internet Addiction
.... As Coleman (1989) has noted,
Axis I diagnoses refers specifically to the particular .... et al (2004) have noted that with the introduction of
DSM-
III-R, the ....
(1113
4
)
FIVE-FACTOR MODEL OF PERSONALITY & PSYCHOLOGY
.... and depression are listed as separate syndromes in the
DSM-
III-R, hostility .... but lacked information regarding the relation of drug abuse and
Axis II comorbitity ....
(3393
14
)
PERSONALITY DISORDERS
.... disorganized, catatonic, undifferentiated, and residual types (
DSM-
III-R, 1987). .... functioning, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenocortical
axis, the endogenous ....
(2258
9
)
FIVE-FACTOR MODEL OF PERSONALITY
.... and depression are listed as separate syndromes in the
DSM-
III-R, hostility .... but lacked information regarding the relation of drug abuse and
Axis II comorbitity ....
(3519
14
)
Mentally Ill Criminal Offenders
.... Using the most recent Mental Disorders-III Revised (
DSM-
III-R) diagnoses of record for
AXIS I and
AXIS II, disorders presented by the subjects were recorded. ....
(6108
24
)
Sexual Abuse
.... Studies suggest that this
axis is more reactive to stress in women than men. .... It covers the whole range of depressive symptoms in the
DSM III. ....
(3400
14
)
EFFECTS OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE
.... Studies suggest that this
axis is more reactive to stress in women than men. .... It covers the whole range of depressive symptoms in the
DSM III. ....
(3400
14
)
Diagnosis and Treatment of a Patient
.... of nearly every day within a two-week period (
DSM-
III-R). In .... related disorders is typical with Borderline Personality Disorder, Susan's
Axis II classification ....
(1821
7
)
HMO Mental Health Patients and Recidivism
.... the interaction of patient
Axis 1 diagnosis and patient
Axis 5 diagnosis is .... and statistical manual of mental disorders (3rd ed., rev.),
DSM-
III-R. Washington ....
(6445
26
)
Eating Disorders and Family Factors
.... be diagnosed as a dual diagnosis on
axis I (bulimia and anorexia). Eating Disorders - According to the American Psychiatric Association (
DSM III, 1980), this ....
(8132
33
)
Eating Disorder Patients & Parental Authority
.... be diagnosed as a dual diagnosis on
axis I (bulimia and anorexia). Eating Disorders - According to the American Psychiatric Association (
DSM III, 1980), this ....
(9392
38
)
Research Project
.... be diagnosed as a dual diagnosis on
axis I (bulimia and anorexia). Eating Disorders - According to the American Psychiatric Association (
DSM III, 1980), this ....
(5685
23
)
Extracurricular Activities and Depression
....
DSM-
III-R categories do not necessarily have distinct processes of evolution. .... DSM rules force clinicians to make a single diagnosis per
axis, explaining away ....
(4511
18
)
Alternative Therapies for OCD
.... 1992) reported that some studies have indicated that comorbid
Axis II psychopathology .... a retrospective review of 12 patients who met
DSM-
III-R diagnostic ....
(9210
37
)
Gerontological Literature
.... state/AGECAT system was used to define cases; AGECAT is keyed to the
DSM-
III. .... psychometric was the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV
Axis I Disorders ....
(5537
22
)
Support for Parents of ADHD Children Introduction Introduction to ...
.... criteria included a full-scale IQ less than 80, other primary
axis I psychiatric .... Study limitations included the use of
DSM-
III symptoms of ADHD and the fact ....
(9483
38
)
Group Support for Parents of ADHD Children: An Introduction
.... criteria included a full-scale IQ less than 80, other primary
axis I psychiatric .... Study limitations included the use of
DSM-
III symptoms of ADHD and the fact ....
(9492
38
)
