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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction and Methods of Research
Chapter 2: Contemporary Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior
Chapter 3: Classification and Assessment of Abnormal Behavior
Chapter 4: Methods of Treatment
Chapter 5: Stress, Psychological Factors, and Health
Chapter 6: Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 7: Dissociative and Somatoform Disorders
Chapter 8: Mood Disorders and Suicide
Chapter 9: Substance Abuse and Dependence
Chapter 10: Eating Disorders and Sleep Disorders
Chapter 11: Disorders Involving Gender and Sexuality
Chapter 12: Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders
Chapter 13: Personality Disorders and Impulse Control Disorders
Chapter 14: Abnormal Behavior in Childhood and Adolescence
Chapter 15: Cognitive Disorders and Disorders Related to Aging
Chapter 16: Abnormal Psychology and the Law
Cases within the Text
At the beginning of every chapter and then integrated in the text, the student will find the following personal stories:
“Cowering Under the Covers” (Bipolar Disorder; Chapter 1)“Thomas Hears Voices” (Schizophrenia; Chapter 1)
“Pretty Grisly Stuff” (Claustrophobia; Chapter 1)
“Jessica’s Little Secret” (Bulimia; Chapter 2)
“Jerry Has a Panic Attack on the Interstate” (Panic Disorder; Chapter 3)
“Susanna–‘A Girl, Interrupted’” (Suicide attempt; Chapter 4)
“Go! Go! It’s Coming Down!” (Traumatic stress; Chapter 5)
“I Felt Like I Was Going to Die Right Then and There” (Panic attack; Chapter 6)
“Just Checking” (Obsessive—Compulsive Disorder; Chapter 6)
“We Share a Single Body” (Dissociative Identity Disorder; Chapter 7)
“Sickened” (Münchausen Syndrome; Chapter 7)
“Darkness Visible” (Major depression; Chapter 8)
“An Unquiet Mind” (Bipolar Disorder; Chapter 8)
“Electroboy” (Manic Episode; Chapter 8)
“Leading a Normal Life” (Bipolar Disorder; Chapter 8)
“Nothing and Nobody Comes Before My Coke” (Substance Dependence; Chapter 9)
“Taking Away the Hurt I Feel” (Substance Dependence; Chapter 9)
“Surely They Can’t Mean Beer!” (Alcohol Dependence; Chapter 9)
“What’s Up with That?” (Bulimia; Chapter 10)
“He’s Only Sleepwalking” (Sleepwalking Disorder; Chapter 10)
“I Know Something None of You Will Ever Know” and “Everybody Is Born Unique, but Most of Us Die Copies” (Gender Identity Disorder; Chapter 11)
“Paralyzed with Anxiety” (Male Erectile Disorder; Chapter 11)
“I Never Thought It Would Happen to Me” and “Why Did She Put Up Such a Big Struggle?” (Date Rape; Chapter 11)
“I Hear Something You Can’t Hear” (Schizophrenia; Chapter 12)
“I and I, Dancing Fool, Challenge You the World to a Duel” (Schizophrenia; Chapter 12)
“The Poverties” (Schizophrenia; Chapter 12)
“The Voices Grow Softer” (Schizophrenia; Chapter 12)
"Walking on Eggshells” (Borderline Personality Disorder; Chapter 13)
“Rubbing Salt into a Wound” (Narcissistic Personality Disorder; Chapter 13)
“Living in the Labyrinth” (Alzheimer’s Disease; Chapter 13)
“My Dark Place” (Borderline Personality Disorder; Chapter 13)
“A World of My Own Creation” (Autistic Disorder; Chapter 14)
“I Didn’t Know What They (People) Were For” (Autistic Disorder; Chapter 14)
“Now Is the Last Best Time” (Alzheimer’s Disease; Chapter 15)
“A Daughter’s Dilemma” (Alzheimer’s Disease; Chapter 15)
“Please Look into Your Heart” (John Hinckley’s diary; Chapter 16)
"Controversies in Abnormal Psychology" Features within the Text
Jerry Deffenbacher of the University of Colorado, entitled “Anger Disorders and the DSM: Where Has All the Anger Gone?”
John Norcross and Gerald Koocher on discredited treatments: “Psychoquackery and Discredited Psychological Treatments in Mental Health”
Thomas Widiger on the DSM: “The Bible of Psychiatry”
William Sanderson on EBP: “The Controversy over Evidence-Based Practice: Repairing the Rift”
Charles Negy on acculturation and mental health: “Coming to America: The Case of Latinos”
Mark and Linda Sobell reflect on their personal perspectives on the controlled drinking controversy: “In the Eye of the Storm: The Controlled Drinking Controversy”
Wendy Slutske on pathological gambling: “Losing $10 Million: A Case of Pathological Gambling?”
Online Therapy: A New Therapeutic Tool or Pandora’s Box?
Is It All in the Genes?
EMDR: Fad or Find?
Are Recovered Memories Credible?
Why Are More Women Depressed?
Should Barbie Be Banned?
Gender Identity Disorder: Pathology or Cultural Creation (NEW)
“Cybersex Addiction”–A New Psychological Disorder?
Is Mental Illness a Myth?
Personality Disorders: Categories or Dimensions? (NEW)
Are We Overmedicating Our Kids?
The Bipolar Kid (NEW)
The Danger Lurking Within: Would You Want to Know? (Genetic testing)
Falling Through the Cracks: What Should We Do About the “Wild Man of West 96th Street?”
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