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Anxiety |
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Assessment Interviews |
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Conversion Disorder |
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Disruptive Behaviors |
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Mental Disorders |
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Mood Disorder |
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Paraphilias |
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Personality Disorders |
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Schizophrenia |
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Substance-Related Disorders |
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a.
| Disturbances of an individual's behavioral or psychological functioning that are not culturally expected and that lead to psychological distress, behavioral disability, or impaired overall functioning.
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b.
| Interviews conducted by psychologists in which they seek information about individuals’ past and present behaviors, current problems, interpersonal relations, and personality.
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c.
| A somatoform disorder in which individuals experience actual physical impairment such as blindness, deafness, or paralysis for which there is no underlying medical cause.
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d.
| Disorders involving extreme and inflexible personality traits that are distressing to the persons who have them or cause them problems in school, work, or interpersonal relations.
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e.
| Increased arousal accompanied by generalized feelings of fear or apprehension.
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f.
| A complex disorder characterized by hallucinations (e.g., hearing voices), delusions (beliefs with no basis in reality), disturbances in speech, and several other symptoms.
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g.
| Childhood mental disorders involving poor control of impulses, conflict with other children and adults, and, in some cases, more serious forms of antisocial behavior.
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h.
| Disorders related to the use of psychoactive substances.
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i.
| Psychological disorders in which individuals experience swings in their emotional states that are much more extreme and prolonged than is true of most people.
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j.
| Disorders in which sexual arousal cannot occur without the presence of unusual imagery or acts.
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