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Personality Disordersable style of thinking, feeling, and acting, arising from the integration of constitutional endowment, early life experience, develop­mental achievement, interpersonal, social, and cultural influences. The word itself has been traced to the Greek ., a mask to portray character in ancient drama. By c

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Diagnostic Interviewing for Psychophysiological Disordersny subsequent interaction, the client is filled with trepidation, worrying about being labeled ., thereby forfeiting rights to serious medical evaluation in the future. The novice mental health professional may be filled with concern over blundering in front of a new client, and there is the potenti

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Childreniety of reasons. Empirical clinicians and researchers point out that present taxonomies of childhood disorders violate many of the scientific criteria for an acceptable classification system (Quay, 1979). In addition, these taxonomies are based on a disease model of abnormal behavior, and many quest

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Assessing Deficits and Supports in the Elderlyg environmental events and consequences. For these reasons, a practical and less biased approach to assessing the behavior of aged individuals is through a behavioral interview that taps person—situation interaction. Also, the interview/assessment approaches presented in this chapter presume that th

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