The Clinical Interview Using DSM-IV-TR: Volume 1: Fundamentals Book

	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	About the Authors
	Foreword to the Second Edition
	Foreword to the First Edition
	Preface to the DSM-IV-TR Edition
	Preface to the Second Edition
	Acknowledgments
Ch. 1	Prologue: Framework	1
1	Insight- and Symptom-Oriented Interviewing	2
2	The Four Components	8
3	The Multiphasic Approach	10
4	Disorder-Specific Interviewing	11
Ch. 2	Strategies for Rapport	13
1	Put the Patient and Yourself at Ease	14
2	Find the Suffering - Show Compassion	21
3	Assess Insight - Become an Ally	24
4	Show Expertise	31
5	Establish Leadership	33
6	Balance the Roles	34
Ch. 3	Strategies to Get Information: Techniques	45
1	Complaints	47
2	Resistance	70
3	Defenses	79
Ch. 4	Three Methods to Assess Mental Status	101
1	Observation	104
2	Conversation	111
3	Exploration	128
Ch. 5	Testing	169
1	Level of Consciousness: Lethargy, Stupor, and Coma	174
2	Attention and Vigilance: Distractibility and Perseveration	175
3	Memory: Amnesia and Inability to Learn	177
4	Orientation: Confusion	182
5	Language: Aphasia	183
6	Knowing: Agnosia	192
7	Performing: Apraxia	192
8	Pathological Reflexes and Movements	192
9	Range of Affect	196
10	Suggestibility: Dissociation	198
11	Abstract Thinking: Concreteness	199
12	Intelligence: Dementia, Mental Retardation	201
13	Serial Testing of Selected Psychological States	203
Ch. 6	Five Steps to Make a Diagnosis	211
1	Diagnostic Clues	217
2	Diagnostic Criteria	230
3	Psychiatric History	261
4	Diagnosis	278
5	Prognosis	284
Ch. 7	Five Phases and the Four Components: How to Put it all Together	289
1	Phase 1: Warm-Up and Screening of the Problem	292
2	Phase 2: Follow-Up of Preliminary Impressions	295
3	Phase 3: History and Database	296
4	Phase 4: Diagnosis and Feedback	298
5	Phase 5: Prognosis and Treatment Contract	300
6	Interview With a Cooperative Patient	302
7	Case Summary Format	322
Ch. 8	A Difficult Patient	333
Ch. 9	Disorder-Specific Interviewing: Clinical Disorders	359
1	Perplexity and Suspiciousness in Dementia	360
2	Deception and Denial in Alcohol Abuse and Dependence	368
3	Irritable Hyperactivity in Bipolar Disorder	376
4	Suspiciousness in Delusional Disorder	382
5	Avoidance in Phobia	393
6	Disbelief and Embarrassment in Panic Disorder	398
7	Persecutory Feelings in Mental Retardation	407
8	Laziness in Narcolepsy	415
Ch. 10	Disorder-Specific Interviewing: Personality Disorders	423
1	Emotional Withdrawal and Odd Behavior - Cluster A	427
2	Exaggerated, Dramatic Emotionality - Cluster B	436
3	Anxious, Resistive Submissiveness - Cluster C	451
4	Personality Disorders Not Otherwise Specified	460
	Epilogue	475
	Glossary	477
	Appendix	493
	Bibliography	515
	Index	525