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'Summary,' 'Key Terms,' and 'Critical Thinking Exercises' are at theend of every chapter. I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Perspectives on AbnormalBehavior. Why do we Study Abnormal Behavior? What is Abnormal Behavior?How Should We Judge Behavior? Seven Views of Abnormal Behavior ThinkingAbout Controversial Issues: Creativity and Madness. Abnormal Behaviorin the Contemporary United States. Abnormal Behavior in MidtownManhattan, 1952-1960 Abnormal Behavior in Five US Cities, 1981-1983Depression in a National Sample, 1990-1992. Abnormal Behavior ThroughHistory. The Ancient World The Middle Ages The Renaissance Asylums andReforms The Rise of the Scientific Model Freuds PsychoanalyticRevolution Adolph Meyers Psychobiology Contemporary DevelopmentsThinking About Research: Effects of the Gulf War on Israeli Citizens.The Mental Health Professions. Clinical Psychology PsychiatryPsychiatric Social Work Psychiatric Nursing. 2. Models of AbnormalBehavior. Creating Models of Abnormal Behavior. The Biological Model.Current Understanding of Brain Disorders Thinking about Research:Schizophrenic 'Voices' in the Brain Biological Bases of Normal andAbnormal Behavior Genetic Factors in Normal and Abnormal BehaviorBehavioral Genetics and Gene-Environment Interactions Advances inMolecular Genetics Contributions and Shortcomings. The PsychodynamicModel. Freuds Psychoanalytic Theory Other Contributors to PsychodynamicTheory Contributions and Shortcomings. The Humanistic Model. RogersPerson-Centered Theory of Personality Maslows Theory ofSelf-Actualization Contributions and Shortcomings. The BehavioralModel. Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Contributions andShortcomings Social Learning Theory Contributions and ShortcomingsCognitive-Behavioral Approaches to Treatment. The Social ConsequenceModel. Epidemiological Survey Data Gender and Psychopathology Race andPsychopathology Poverty and Psychopathology Thinking AboutMulticultural Issues: Homelessness among Male Veterans of the VietnamWar Contributions and Shortcomings The Biopsychosocial Model. 3.Diagnosis and Clinical Assessment. Diagnosis. The Diagnostic andStatistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) Issues in Diagnosis andClassification Thinking About Social Issues: Is Bad Writing Caused by aMental Disorder Diagnosis to Plan Treatment and Conduct Research.Psychological Assessment. Interview Methods Personality MeasuresIntelligence Measures Thinking About Controversial Issues: Eurocentricand Afrocentric Cultural Dimensions of Intelligence Test. Assessment ofBrain Disorders. Neuropsychological Assessment ElectroencephalographyNeuroimaging Techniques. Behavioral Assessment. Behavioral Interviewsand Direct Observation Methods Self-Monitoring and Self-Report MeasuresAssessment of Physiological Functioning Reliability and Utility. 4.Research Methods in the Study of Abnormal Behavior. The ScientificStudy of Abnormal Behavior. Reliability Validity Theory The Importanceof Research and