Titlebook: Diagnostic Interviewing; Michel Hersen,Samuel M. Turner Book 19942nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 alcohol.anxiety

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7718-1at might be affected by stress or other environmental factors are quite diverse, including dermatological, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, and central nervous system functioning (Ferguson & Taylor, 1981).

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The Interviewing Processroper interviewing skills; indeed, a clinician who, without appropriate interviewing skills, makes critical decisions about what a client needs and does not need represents a threat to the health of those being served.

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Eating Disordersts, especially mothers. The need to obtain love may have been exaggerated by the patient having been a member of a rigid or nondemonstrative family. The need for control may have been exaggerated by the emphasis on control in a rigid family or by the inability to control other aspects of life due to a dysfunctional family.

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Childrenvidual experiences. Such access allows for a more complete and accurate evaluation of the child’s presenting difficulties. The challenge inherent in child assessment and diagnosis is undoubtedly linked to the multitude of developmental changes that occur during childhood.

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Sexually and Physically Abused Childrenhe child and the parent(s) in order to generate a specific psychiatric diagnosis and a systematic plan for treatment. This professional role would be similar to that of other mental health professionals who routinely interview children who present with a variety of emotional and behavioral difficulties.

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