DSM and ICD

What are the '4 D's' of Mental Health Diagnosis?

Explain 'Deviance' in context of the 4 D's

Explain 'Dysfunction' in context of the 4 D's

Explain 'Distress' in context of the 4 D's

Explain 'Danger' in context of the 4 D's

What can be considered the fifth D?

What does DSM stand for?

How many versions of the DSM have been released?

How does the DSM work?

What has happened to the DSM over time?

What is meant by the DSM being 'multi-axial' and when was it introduced

What is Inter-rater reliability?

What is test-retest reliability?

Explain Beck et al (1962)

Explain Cooper et al (1972)

What did Rosenhan show about the DSM?

Explain Goldstein (1988)

Explain Di Nardo's et al (1993)

Explain Nicholls et al (2000)

What is predictive validity?

What is etiological validity?

What is construct validity?

Which of the new validities did Rosenhan have a lack of?

Explain Kim-Cohen et al (2005)

Explain Hoffman (2002)

Explain Lee (2006)

What does the ICD stand for?

What different categories are in the ICD?

Which is more commonly used, the DSM or the ICD?

Explain Hiller et al (1992)

Explain Jakobsen et al (2005)

Explain Cheniaux et al (2009)

What else did Hiller et al (1992) discover about duration?

Explain Jansson et al (2002)

Explain Pihlajamaa et al (2008)

Which is open to everyone- the ICD or the DSM?

Which is multilingual, the DSM or the ICD?

Which covers all types of disorders, not just mental disorders?