Psychopathology: An Integrative Approach to Mental Disorders, 9th Edition PDF by David H Barlow, V Mark Durand and Stefan G Hofmann

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Psychopathology: An Integrative Approach to Mental Disorders, Ninth Edition

By David H Barlow, V Mark Durand and Stefan G Hofmann

Psychopathology An Integrative Approach to Mental Disorders, Ninth Edition

Contents:

1 Psychopathology in Historical Context 2

Understanding Psychopathology 3

What Is a Psychological Disorder? / 3

The Science of Psychopathology / 6

Historical Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior / 8

The Supernatural Tradition 8

Demons and Witches / 8

Stress and Melancholy / 9

Treatments for Possession I 10

Mass Hysteria / 11

Modern Mass Hysteria / 11

The Moon and the Stars / 11

The Biological Tradition 12

Hippocrates and Galen / 12

The 19th Century I 13

The Development of Biological Treatments / 14

Consequences of the

Biological Tradition / 14

The Psychological

Tradition 1 5

Moral Therapy / 15

Asylum Reform and the

Decline of Moral Therapy / 16

Psychoanalytic Theory I 17

Humanistic Theory / 22

The Cognitive-Behavioral Model / 23

The Present: The Scientific Method and

an Integrative Approach 25

Summary 26

Key Terms 27

Answers to Concept Checks 27

2 An Integrative Approach to Psychopathology 30

One-Dimensional versus

Multidimensional Models 31

What Caused Janelle’s Phobia? / 31

Outcome and Comments / 33

Genetic Contributions to

Psychopathology 34

The Nature of Genes / 34

New Developments in the Study of Genes and

Behavior / 35

The Interaction of Genes

and the Environment / 36

Epigenetics and the Nongenomic “Inheritance”

of Behavior / 39

Neuroscience and Its Contributions to

Psychopathology 41

The Central Nervous System / 41

The Structure of the Brain / 43

The Peripheral Nervous

System I 45

Neurotransmitters / 47

Implications for

Psychopathology / 51

Psychosocial Influences on Brain

Structure and Function / 52

Interactions of Psychosocial Factors

and Neurotransmitter Systems I 54

Psychosocial Effects on the Development

of Brain Structure and Function / 55

The Brain- Gut Connection / 56

Comments I 56

Behavioral and Cognitive Science 57

Conditioning and Cognitive Processes I 57

Learned Helplessness / 58

Social Learning / 58

Prepared Learning / 58

Cognitive Science and the Unconscious / 59

Emotions 60

The Physiology and Purpose of Fear / 60

Emotional Phenomena / 60

The Components of Emotion / 61

Anger and Your Heart / 62

Emotions and Psychopathology / 63

Cultural, Social, and Interpersonal

Factors 63

Voodoo, the Evil Eye, and Other Fears / 63

Gender / 64

Social Effects on Health and Behavior / 65

Global Incidence of Psychological

Disorders I 67

Life-Span Development 67

Conclusions 69

Summary 70

Key Terms 71

Answers to Concept Checks 71

3 Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis 72

Assessing Psychological Disorders 73

Key Concepts in Assessment I 74

The Clinical Interview / 75

Physical Examination / 80

Behavioral Assessment / 80

Psychological Testing / 82

Neuropsychological Testing / 86

Neuroimaging: Pictures of the Brain / 87

Psychophysiological Assessment I 88

Diagnosing Psychological Disorders 90

Classification Issues / 91

Diagnosis before 1980 / 93

DSM-Ill and DSM-11I-R / 93

DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR / 94

DSM-5 and DSM-5-TR / 94

Creating and Abandoning

Diagnoses / 97

Beyond DSM-5: Dimensions

and Spectra / 99

Summary 100

Key Terms 100

Answers to Concept Checks 100

Genetics and Behavior

across Time and

4 Research Methods 102

Examining Psychopathology 103

Important Concepts / 103

Basic Components of a Research Study / 103

Statistical versus Clinical Significance / 105

The “Average” Client / 106

Types of Research Methods 106

Studying Individual Cases / 106

Research by Correlation / 107

Research by Experiment / 109

Single-Case Experimental Designs / 111

Cultures 114

Studying Behavior over lime / 117

Power of a Program of

Research / 120

Replication / 121

Research Ethics I 121

Summary 123

Key Terms 123

Answers to Concept Checks 123

5 Anxiety, Trauma- and Stressor-Related, and Obsessive-Compulsive

and Related Disorders 124

The Complexity of Anxiety

Disorders 125

Anxiety, Fear, and Panic: Some

Definitions / 125

Causes of Anxiety and Related Disorders / 126

Comorbidity of Anxiety and

Related Disorders I 130

Co morbidity with Physical Disorders I 131

Suicide / 131

Anxiety Disorders 132

Generalized Anxiety Disorder I 132

Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia / 137

Specific Phobia / 145

Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) / 151

Trauma and StressorRelated

Disorders 157

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

(PTSD) / 157

Prolonged Grief Disorder / 163

Obsessive-Compulsive and Related

Disorders 165

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder I 165

Body Dysmorphic Disorder I 169

Other Obsessive-Compulsive and

Related Disorders I 173

Summary 175

Key Terms 177

Answers to Concept Checks 177

6 Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders and Dissociative Disorders 180

Somatic Symptom and Related

Disorders 181

Somatic Symptom Disorder / 181

Illness Anxiety Disorder / 182

Psychological Factors Affecting

Medical Condition / 188

Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder

(Conversion Disorder) / 189

Dissociative Disorders 193

Depersona I ization-Derea I izati on

Disorder I 194

Dissociative Amnesia / 195

Dissociative Identity Disorder / 198

Summary 207

Key Terms 207

Answers to Concept Checks 207

7 Mood Disorders and Suicide 210

Understanding and Defining Mood

Disorders 211

An Overview of Depression and Mania / 212

The Structure of Mood Disorders / 213

Depressive Disorders I 214

Additional Defining Criteria for Depressive

Disorders / 216

Other Depressive Disorders / 222

Bipolar Disorders I 224

Additional Defining Criteria

for Bipolar

Disorders / 226

Prevalence of Mood

Disorders 227

Prevalence in Children,

Adolescents, and Older Adults / 228

Life Span Developmental Influences on Mood

Disorders I 229

Across Cultures / 231

Among Creative Individuals / 231

Causes of Mood Disorders 232

Biological Dimensions / 233

Additional Studies of Brain Structure

and Function / 236

Psychological Dimensions / 236

Social and Cultural Dimensions / 240

Marital Relations / 240

An Integrative Theory I 243

Treatment of Mood Disorders 244

Medications / 245

Electroconvulsive Therapy and Transcranial

Magnetic Stimulation / 248

Psychological Treatments for Depression / 249

Combined Treatments for Depression I 252

Preventing Relapse of Depression / 252

Psychological Treatments for Bipolar

Disorder / 254

Suicide 254

Statistics I 255

Causes I 257

Risk Factors / 257

Existing Psychological Disorders and Other

Psychological Risk Factors I 258

Stressful Life Events / 258

Is Suicide Contagious? / 259

Treatment I 259

Summary 262

Key Terms 263

Answers to Concept Checks 263

8 Eating and Sleep- Wake Disorders 266

Eating and Sleep-Wake Disorders 266

Major Types of Eating Disorders 267

Bulimia Nervosa / 268

Anorexia Nervosa / 271

Binge-Eating Disorder / 273

Statistics / 274

Causes of Eating Disorders 278

Social Dimensions / 278

Biological Dimensions / 281

Psychological Dimensions / 282

An Integrative Model / 283

Treatment of Eating Disorders 283

Drug Treatments I 283

Psychological Treatments / 284

Preventing Eating Disorders I 288

Obesity 289

Statistics / 289

Disordered Eating Patterns in Cases of

Obesity I 290

Causes I 291

Treatment I 291

Sleep-Wake

Disorders: The Major

Dyssomnias 295

An Overview of Sleep-Wake

Disorders I 295

Insomnia Disorder I 297

Hypersomnolence Disorders I 301

Narcolepsy / 302

Breathing-Related Sleep Disorders / 303

Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder / 304

Treatment of Sleep Disorders 307

Medical Treatments / 307

Environmental Treatments / 308

Psychological Treatments / 308

Preventing Sleep Disorders I 309

Parasomnias and Their Treatment / 309

Summary 313

Key Terms 314

Answers to Concept Checks 314

9 Physical Disorders and Health Psychology 318

Psychological and Social Factors That

Influence Health 319

Health and Health-Related Behavior / 320

The Nature of Stress / 321

The Physiology of Stress / 321

Contributions to the Stress Response / 322

Stress, Anxiety, Depression, and Excitement / 323

Stress and the Immune Response / 324

Psychosocial Effects on Physical

Disorders 327

AIDS I 327

Cancer / 329

Cardiovascular Problems / 331

Hypertension / 332

Coronary Heart Disease / 334

Chronic Pain / 337

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / 341

Psychosocial

Treatment of Physical

Disorders 344

Biofeedback / 344

Relaxation and Meditation / 345

A Comprehensive Stressand

Pain-Reduction Program / 346

Drugs and Stress-Reduction Programs I 347

Denial as a Means of Coping / 347

Modifying Behaviors to Promote Health / 348

Summary 352

Key Terms 353

Answers to Concept Checks 353

10 Sexual Dysfunctions, Paraphilic Disorders, and Gender Dysphoria 356

What Is “Normal” Sexuality? 357

Gender Differences / 359

Cultural Differences / 360

The Development of Sexual Orientation / 361

An Overview of Sexual

Dysfunctions 362

Sexual Desire Disorders / 363

Sexual Arousal Disorders / 364

Orgasm Disorders / 366

Sexual Pain Disorder / 368

Assessing Sexual Behavior 369

Interviews / 369

Medical Examinations / 369

Psychophysiological Assessments / 369

Causes and Treatment of Sexual

Dysfunction 370

Causes of Sexual Dysfunction / 370

Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction / 375

Paraphilic Disorders: Clinical

Descriptions 378

Fetishistic Disorder I 379

Voyeuristic and Exhibitionistic

Disorders / 379

Transvestic Disorder / 380

Sexual Sadism and Sexual Masochism

Disorders / 382

Pedophilic Disorder and Incest / 383

Paraphilic Disorders in Women / 384

Causes of Paraphilic Disorders / 385

Assessing and Treating Paraphilic

Disorders 386

Psychological Treatment / 387

Drug Treatments / 388

Gender Dysphoria / 389

Defining Gender Dysphoria / 390

Causes / 391

Treatment / 393

Summary 396

11 Substance-Related, Addictive, and Impulse-Control Disorders 400

Perspectives on Substance-Related and

Addictive Disorders 401

Levels of Involvement / 402

Diagnostic Issues / 404

Depressants 405

Alcohol-Related Disorders/ 405

Sedative-, Hypnotic-, or Anxiolytic-Related

Disorders / 410

Stimulants 411

Stimulant-Related Disorders / 411

Tobacco-Related Disorders / 415

Caffeine-Related Disorders / 417

Opioid-Related Disorders 418

Cannabis-Related Disorders 419

Hallucinogen-Related Disorders 420

Other Commonly Misused

Substances 422

Inhalants / 422

Steroids / 423

Designer Drugs / 424

12 Personality Disorders 444

Personality Disorders 444

An Overview of Personality

Disorders 445

Aspects of Personality Disorders / 445

Categorical and Dimensional Models / 445

Personality Disorder Clusters / 447

Statistics and Development / 447

Gender Differences / 449

Comorbidity I 450

Personality Disorders under Study / 450

Causes of Substance Related Disorders 424

Biological Dimensions / 424

Psychological

Dimensions I 426

Cognitive Dimensions / 427

Social Dimensions / 428

Cultural Dimensions / 429

An Integrative Model / 429

Treatment of Substance-Related

Disorders 430

Biological Treatments / 432

Psychosocial Treatments / 433

Prevention / 436

Gambling Disorder 437

Impulse-Control Disorders 438

Intermittent Explosive Disorder / 439

Kleptomania / 439

Pyromania I 439

Summary 440

Key Terms 441

Answers to Concept Checks 441

Cluster A Personality

Disorders 451

Paranoid Personality

Disorder / 452

Schizoid Personality

Disorder / 453

Schizotypal Personality

Disorder / 455

Cluster B Personality Disorders 457

Antisocial Personality Disorder I 457

Borderline Personality Disorder I 465

Histrionic Personality Disorder / 469

Narcissistic Personality Disorder / 470

Cluster C Personality Disorders 472

Avoidant Personality Disorder / 472

Dependent Personality Disorder I 473

Obsessive-Compulsive Personality

Disorder / 474

Summary 477

Key Terms 477

Answers to Concept Checks 477

13 Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders 480

Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic

Disorders 480

Perspectives on Schizophrenia 481

Early Figures in Diagnosing Schizophrenia / 481

Identifying Symptoms / 482

Clinical Description, Symptoms, and

Subtypes 483

Positive Symptoms / 484

Negative Symptoms / 487

Disorganized Symptoms / 488

Historic Schizophrenia Subtypes / 489

Other Psychotic Disorders / 489

Key Terms 397

Answers to Concept Checks 397

Prevalence and Causes of

Schizophrenia 493

Statistics / 494

Development / 494

Cultural Factors / 494

Genetic Influences / 495

Neurobiological

Influences / 499

Overview of NeurodevelopmentalDisorders 517

14 Neurodevelopmental Disorders 516

What Is Typical? What Is Not Typical? / 518

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity

Disorder 518

Clinical Description / 518

Statistics / 520

Causes / 521

Treatment of ADHD / 523

Psychosocial Interventions / 524

Biological Interventions / 524

Combined Approach to

Treatment / 525

Psychological and Social

Influences / 502

Treatment of Schizophrenia 504

Biological Interventions / 505

Psychosocial Interventions / 507

Treatment across Cultures / 510

Prevention / 511

Summary 512

Key Terms 513

Answers to Concept Checks 513

Specific Learning

Disorder 525

Clinical Description / 525

Statistics / 526

Causes / 528

Treatment of Learning

Disorders I 529

Autism Spectrum Disorder 530

Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder I 534

Intellectual Developmental Disorder

(Intellectual Disability} 536

Causes I 539

Prevention of Neurodevelopmental

Disorders 543

Summary 545

Key Terms 545

Answers to Concept Checks 545

15 Neurocognitive Disorders 548

Perspectives on Neurocognitive

Disorders 549

Delirium 549

Clinical Description and Statistics / 549

Treatment / 551

Prevention / 551

Major and Mild Neurocognitive Disorders 552

Clinical Description and Statistics / 554

Neurocognitive Disorder Due to Alzheimer’s

Disease I 555

Vascular Neurocognitive Disorder I 558

Other Medical Conditions

That Cause Neurocognitive

Disorder I 558

Substance/Medication-Induced

Neurocognitive

Disorder / 563

Causes of Neurocognitive

Disorder I 563

Treatment I 566

Prevention / 570

Summary 571

Key Terms 571

Answers to Concept Checks 571

16 Mental Health Services: Legal and Ethical Issues 574

Perspectives on Mental Health Law 575

Civil Commitment 575

Criteria for Civil Commitment / 576

Procedural Changes Affecting Civil

Commitment / 578

An Overview of Civil Commitment / 580

Criminal Commitment 581

The Insanity Defense I 581

Reactions to the Insanity Defense / 582

Therapeutic Jurisprudence I 584

Competence to Stand Trial / 585

Duty to Warn / 585

Mental Health Professionals as Expert

Witnesses / 585

Patients’ Rights

and Clinical Practice

Guidelines 586

The Right to Treatment / 586

The Right to Refuse

Treatment / 587

The Rights of Research Participants / 587

Evidence-Based Practice and Clinical

Practice Guidelines / 588

Conclusions 590

Summary 591

Key Terms 591

Answers to Concept Checks 591

Appendix-A: DSM-5 Classifications A-1

Appendix-B: DSM-5 Disorders for

Further Study B-1

Glossary G-1

References R-1

Name Index 1-1

Subject Index 1-29

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