Clinical Psychopathology Nomenclature and Classification

Front Matter....Pages i-xxvi
Die Psychiatrie im Panoramawandel des 20. Jahrhunderts....Pages 1-11
Changes in Psychiatry: An Aspect of the Panorama of the XXth Century....Pages 13-22
The Programmes of the World Health Organization Directed to the Improvement of Nomenclature and Classification in Mental Health....Pages 23-29
Improving the Quality of Diagnostic Systems: Multiaxiality and the Polydiagnostic Approach....Pages 31-36
Problems of Terminology and Classification in Forensic Psychiatry....Pages 37-43
Psychiatric Classification — A View from the Third World....Pages 45-50
An International Consultation on Multiaxial Diagnosis....Pages 51-56
A Logical Basis for the Structure of Multi-Axial Descriptions of Psychiatric Patients....Pages 57-68
Personality as an Axis in a Multiaxial Psychiatric Classification System....Pages 69-74
Choice of the Axes in Multi-Axial Classifications of Mental Disorders....Pages 75-80
Conceptual Issues in Comparing Results from the NIMH DIS with Classification Systems used Internationally....Pages 81-86
Comparing French and International Classification Schemes: I. Schizophrenia....Pages 87-92
Unchanged Discrepancy in International Diagnostic Practice after 1970 Confirming the Preserving Factor of Convention — Persistent Reluctance to Accept International Classification....Pages 93-98
The Polydiagnostic Approach....Pages 99-102
The Polydiagnostic Approach in Psychiatric Research: Schizoaffective Psychoses....Pages 103-108
The Polydiagnostic Approach in Research on Depression....Pages 109-114
The Polydiagnostic Approach in Delusional Syndromes....Pages 115-120
Comparing French and International Classification Schemes: II. Depression....Pages 121-126
Reliability of Psychiatric Diagnosis Based on Checklist Criteria....Pages 127-132
The Development of the Present State Examination (P.S.E.)....Pages 133-139
The AMDP....Pages 141-146
The Computerized Unified Psychiatric Clinical Record (H.C.U.)....Pages 147-152
XXI. Biometrics: Conclusions....Pages 153-154
Recent Development of the AMDP-System....Pages 155-160
The AMDP-System: The French-Speaking Group....Pages 161-166
Spanish Adaptation of the System of the Association for Methodology and Documentation in Psychiatry (AMDP System)....Pages 167-172
Compatability Between the AMDP and the BLIPS/BDP Documentation System....Pages 173-185
The English Adaptation of the AMDP System....Pages 187-192
The AMDP-System: Scandinavian Adaptation....Pages 193-195
The Japanese Adaptation of the AMDP-System....Pages 197-202
The Portuguese Adaptation of the AMDP-System....Pages 203-209
Methodological Problems in Therapeutic Research: Introduction....Pages 211-212
Interrelations Between Methodological and Ethical Basic Conditions in Psychiatric Therapy Research....Pages 213-218
Discussion: Interrelations between Methodological and Ethical Basic Conditions....Pages 219-221
Limits and Usefulness of Clinical Psychopharmacology....Pages 223-229
Biological Markers as Measures of Change....Pages 231-236
Biological Markers as Measures of Change: Discussion....Pages 237-240
Problems in the Use of Global Scores of Rating Scales in Psychiatric Research....Pages 241-248
Some Methodological Comments Derived from Factor Analyses of the AMDP-System....Pages 249-251
The Role of ‘Intervening Variables’ in Clinical Research....Pages 253-256
On some Traps of Intervening Variables: Comments on D. Widlöcher’s Paper....Pages 257-259
Expected and Unexpected Problems in Hospital Clinical Trials....Pages 261-266
Discussion: Expected and Unexpected Problems seen during Clinical Trials in Hospital Setting....Pages 267-268
Naturalistic Studies: Feasability and Interest....Pages 269-272
The Necessity of Naturalistic Studies....Pages 273-275
Statistical Methods in Psychiatry — Virtual Models....Pages 277-280
Discussion of: Statistical Methods in Psychiatry: Virtual Models....Pages 281-282
Research Strategies and Tactics in Psychiatric Research: Introduction....Pages 283-284
Genotype, Phenotype et Regulations Epigenetiques....Pages 285-293
Why should the Psychiatrist be Interested in Neurochemistry?....Pages 295-299
The Tasks of the Psychiatrist before the Biochemical Contributions....Pages 301-302
Why should Psychiatrists Concern Themselves with the Results of Psychophysiological Research on Psychological Disorders?....Pages 303-308
Psychophysiology and Psychiatry: A Discussion....Pages 309-310
Is Behavior Still a Relevant Variable?....Pages 311-316
The Nature, Origin and Treatment of Neuroses....Pages 317-324
Discussion of H. J. Eysenck’s Report....Pages 325-326
Psychiatry and the Societal Sciences....Pages 327-330
About Professor Pelicier’s Intervention....Pages 331-331
The Reliability and Validity of Diagnostic Categories....Pages 333-342
Discussion on G. L. Klerman’s Paper “The Reliability and Validity of Diagnostic Categories”....Pages 343-344
The Importance of Multicausality for the Clinician....Pages 345-350
Discussion: Causal Psychopathology — Multicausality in the Clinic — by Prof. Peter Berner....Pages 351-353
Psychiatrist in Private Practice and Research....Pages 355-356
The Private-Practice Psychiatrist and Research Reply to M. Koupernik....Pages 357-358
Treating What? — Labeling Lability in Psychiatry....Pages 359-364
The Evaluation of Treatment Methods by Rating and Self-Rating Scales....Pages 365-370
Evaluation of Methodological Progress in Clinical Pharmacopsychiatry....Pages 371-376
Evaluation of Treatment Methods: Psychotherapy....Pages 377-380
Sociotherapy in the Psychiatric Clinics of General Hospitals....Pages 381-386
Systematic Psychopathology and System Analysis in Psychiatry....Pages 387-391
The Disturbed Mind. Multistructural Systematic Model of Psychopathology....Pages 393-399
System’s Psychopathology....Pages 401-407
Axial Syndromes as a New Tool in Psychiatric Research....Pages 409-415
Specific and Non-Specific Information in Pathogenesis of Paranoid-Hallucinatory Syndromes....Pages 417-420
Human Autolinguistic Nature and Psychiatric Diagnostic Systems....Pages 421-425
Are There Plus and Minus Symptoms “Specific” for Schizophrenia?....Pages 427-433
Lateral Imbalance and Positive and Negative Symptoms....Pages 435-439
Biochemical and Clinical Investigations with Regard to Plus and Minus Symptomatology in Schizophrenia....Pages 441-447
Positive versus Negative Schizophrenia: Criteria and Validation....Pages 449-454
Symptom Patterns in Schizophrenia A Factor-Analytic Study....Pages 455-458
Newer Concepts of Basic Disorders and Basic Symptoms in Endogenous Psychoses: Introduction....Pages 459-463
The Newer Concepts of Basic Disorders and the Original Concept of Schizophrenia....Pages 465-471
Schizophrenic Basic Disturbances: Psychological Aspects the Type of “Psychological Deficiency”....Pages 473-475
The Viennese Concept of Endogenomorphic Axial Syndromes....Pages 477-482
Phenomenological Aspects of Pure Deficiency Syndromes in Schizophrenia....Pages 483-490
Cognitive Disorders in Schizophrenic Diseases....Pages 491-496
Text Analyses in Schizophrenic Basic Disorders....Pages 497-502
Neurological-Psychopathological Transition Symptoms in Schizophrenic Diseases....Pages 503-508
Disturbances of Awareness and “Basic Symptoms” of a Sensory Kind....Pages 509-511
Anxiety State and Depressive Disorders: Separation in Terms of Symptom-Cluster, Patient-Groups and Personality Features....Pages 513-524
Anthropological Aspects at Jealously....Pages 525-530
Paranoid-Hallucinatory Functional Psychoses in Later Middle Age....Pages 531-536
Psychosocial Constellations in Developing Paranoid Psychoses....Pages 537-543
Comparing French and International Classification Schemes: III Paranoia and Other Paranoid States....Pages 545-550
The Course of Paranoid Psychoses in Relation to Diagnostic Grouping....Pages 551-556
Biologic Mothers in the Finnish Adoptive Family Study; Alternative Definitions of Schizophrenia....Pages 557-562
 3 H-Spiperone Binding to Post Mortem Human Putamen in Paranoid and Nonparanoid Schizophrenics....Pages 563-570
On the Sense of Stressing Paranoid Psychoses....Pages 571-575
Depression in Schizophrenia: Crucial Issues and Further Evidence....Pages 577-582
The Nature of the Depressive Syndrome in Schizophrenia and its Relationship to Prognosis....Pages 583-588
Some Observations on the Frequency of Depression in Schizophrenia....Pages 589-593
The Dysphoria Syndrome and its Relation to EPS....Pages 595-601
The Role of Genetic Factors in the Induction of Extrapyramidal Side-Effects in Schizophrenic Patients....Pages 603-608
Depression in Chronic Schizophrenia....Pages 609-611
Personality and Chronicity in Depressive Disorders: Introductory Remarks....Pages 613-616
Dysthymia and Chronic Depression....Pages 617-621
Subtypes of Characterological Depression....Pages 623-627
Psychosocial Predictors of Chronicity in Depression....Pages 629-639
The Diagnosis of Depression: 20 Years Later....Pages 641-642
The Newcastle Rating Scales....Pages 643-648
Studies of Depressive Disorders using the PSE-ID-Catego System....Pages 649-653
Depressive Syndromes and Scales in the AMDP-System....Pages 655-659
ICD-10 and Depression....Pages 661-663
Assessment Scales for Depression: The Next 20 Years....Pages 665-666
Introduction: History and Problems of Organic Psychosyndromes....Pages 667-669
Brain Damage, Mental Disorders and DSM-III....Pages 671-676
Adaptation to Head Injury....Pages 677-682
Perception of Cognitive Impairment among Alcoholics....Pages 683-697
Schneiderian First Rank Symptoms in Organic Psychoses....Pages 699-704
Psychopathological Types and Neuroradiological Correlations of Organic Psychosyndromes....Pages 705-710
Psychopathology and Psychodiagnostic Findings in Patients with Frontal Lobe Tumours....Pages 711-716
Evaluation of Psycho-Organicity in Health Disasters-The Toxic Oil Syndrome Experience....Pages 717-722
Comparing French and International Classification Schemes: V. DSM III and the French Position on Organic Brain Syndromes....Pages 723-728
Memory Function in Organic Brain Disease....Pages 729-733
Neurotic Symptom Formation: A Psychoanalytic Approach....Pages 735-738
The Role of Diagnosis in Behavior Therapy....Pages 739-743
The Personality from the Medical-Psychiatric Point of View....Pages 745-749
The Rehabilitation of Patients with Personality Disorders....Pages 751-755
Growing Points in the Studies of Agoraphobia, Panic Disorders and Anxiety States....Pages 757-763
Diagnosis and Morphology of Panic and Other Anxiety Disorders....Pages 765-774
Panic and Other Anxiety Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment....Pages 775-781
Anxiety Disorders: Considerations from the Perspectives of Primary Mental Health Care....Pages 783-788
The Overlap of the Spectrum of Antianxiety and Antidepressant Drugs: A Multivariate Approach....Pages 789-798
Comparing French and International Classification Schemes: IV. Comparison of Anxiety Disorders in France and the United States....Pages 799-804
The Delusional Misidentification Syndromes: Conceptual Framework and Areas of Research....Pages 805-807
Capgras in his Day, An Introduction to an Epistemology of the Syndrome....Pages 809-814
The Psychopathology of the Capgras Syndrome....Pages 815-819
Object Relations Theory and the Capgras Syndrome....Pages 821-824
Fregoli Syndrome in a Manic Setting....Pages 825-829
An Expanded Capgras Syndrome....Pages 831-840
Psychometric Investigation of Patients with Delusional Misidentification Syndromes....Pages 841-849
MAO Activity in Patients with Delusional Misidentifications....Pages 851-855
Introduction to the Psychopathology of Suicide....Pages 857-861
A Practical Scale for Estimating Suicide Risk....Pages 863-869
Depressive Disorders and the Prevention of Suicide....Pages 871-881
The Self-Destructive Behaviour of Everyday Life....Pages 883-887
Outcome of Attempted Suicide....Pages 889-894
Physical Illness Preceding Suicide....Pages 895-900
Forensic Psychiatric Issues in Suicidal Behaviour within an Emergency Psychiatric Setting....Pages 901-905
Family and Suicide....Pages 907-917
Suicide and Voluntary Death — Possibilities of Human Behavior....Pages 919-926
Changing Patterns in Suicide Behaviour....Pages 927-932
Attempted Suicide in Bavarian Mental Hospitals....Pages 933-938
To the Problem of an Institutional Suicide....Pages 939-944
A Typology of Attempted Suicide....Pages 945-950
Empirical Evaluation of the Psychotherapeutic After-Care for Patients who Attempted Suicide....Pages 951-956
Can Suicide Prevention be Effective?....Pages 957-963
The Problem of Suicide in Psychiatric Patients....Pages 965-973
Suicide and Partnership: A Basic Evaluation....Pages 975-980
Suicide and Partnership: The Conflict Behaviour....Pages 981-986
Looking-Glass-Self as a Suicide-Predictor....Pages 987-991
Attempted Suicide: A Report on General Hospital Psychiatric Unit Patients....Pages 993-998
Introductory Address to the 7 th World Congress of Psychiatry....Pages 999-1001
Written Expression in Depression....Pages 1003-1008
Jochen Seidel: Word Drawings....Pages 1009-1013
Pictorial Art and the Medical Theme....Pages 1015-1020
The Basic Principles of Dynamic Examination of Drawing....Pages 1021-1027
Nonverbal Expression and Congenital Aphasia....Pages 1029-1037
Self-Healing Tendencies, Art and Therapy....Pages 1039-1043
Relation between Speech, Writing and Painting at the Psychiatric Patients-Painters....Pages 1045-1056
Symbolic Expression as Messages and their Therapeutic Significance....Pages 1057-1060
Graphic Expression of two Neuroses: Hysteria and Obsession....Pages 1061-1064
Psychopathology in a Crisis? 10 Basic Truths about the Crisis and its Possible Solution....Pages 1065-1066
Identity and Difference as Moments of Self....Pages 1067-1071
The Case History and the “Unlived Life”....Pages 1073-1076
Apropos of Changing Concepts of Consciousness in Psychopathology....Pages 1077-1082
The Problem of Time in Psychic Phenomena: An Approach to Methodological Criticism....Pages 1083-1087
Application of Klages’ Characterology to Psychiatry....Pages 1089-1094
Borderline Situations and Delusion....Pages 1095-1100
Back Matter....Pages 1101-1122