How does stress relate to mental disorders? What is the DSM-5 criteria for avoidant personality disorder? What is schizophrenia classified as? How does the behavioral model say mental illness is caused? What would be considered biological diathesis for psychological disorders?
What Does Phasmophobia Mean? Phasmophobia is an intense, persistent fear of ghosts. According to the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" (DSM-5), phasmophobia is classified as aspecific phobia. These phobias fall under the broader category ofanxiety disorders.1 A specific p...
Although this does not mean necessarily that neonatal health care providers must provide follow-up services, each high-risk family should have a clear follow-up pathway mapped out on discharge from the nursery. In an ideal world every identified child would be assigned a case worker who is resp...
Focussing on static and risk factors, however, is only half the story, as it fails to address factors that are amenable and promote mental health. The resilience literature has already identified various factors that are associated with improved subsequent mental health10,11,12,13,14, which seem...
However, a closer analysis of their argument reveals that a line-drawing problem for disease-related features does not necessarily imply a line-drawing problem for disease as such. The second step analyzes some alternative approaches to drawing the line between health and disease. While these ...
Differences in help-seeking behaviour were found, but only among those with mental illness and those at risk of mental illness. However, no changes in help-seeking behaviour were found among the general public or among children or adolescents. This is important because they will often experience ...
The authors declare that this proposal was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as potential conflicts of interest. References Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: DSM-5, 5th ed.; American Psychiatric Association; American Psychia...
of unusual elevation or irritability in mood that are coupled with increases in energy, sleeplessness, and fast thinking or speech. The patient’s symptoms are fully assessed using specific criteria from the American Psychiatric Association'sDiagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental DisordersorDSM-5....
‘Intensive care’ does not cease on discharge from the nursery. Neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) need to appreciate the ongoing morbidities for infants that survive and are discharged home. This is especially useful to help identify improvements in both the quality of treatment and outcomes ...
A structured clinical interview for DSM-IV was carried out in order to be included in the study, and no comorbid diagnoses were detected. Conclusions: However, the psychotherapeutic effects in this case seem enduring and prolonged. Of course, additional research to study the long-term effects of...