Psychopathology -- Analysis of Mental Symptoms -- New Psychiatry Series

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Publish Date: 1998-01-01
Features: This is a clinical medicine reference book worth recommending to readers. Those who want to study psychopathological phenomena must read it carefully, and psychiatrists engaged in clinical work are even more bound to do so. This book introduces 11 methods for studying mental symptoms, using concrete examples to show readers how to identify and evaluate mental symptoms through various approaches, deepening their understanding of the clinical significance of symptoms. The author has selected 76 clinically confusing symptoms in alphabetical order and provides an analysis of their clinical significance. The text is fluent, the tone is vivid, and the content is well-quoted and engaging, avoiding the rigid, dictionary-style listing of mental symptoms that was common in the past.