Diagnostic dilemmas in child and adolescent psychiatry philosophical perspectives / edited by Christian Perring and Lloyd A. Wells.

SeriesInternational perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry
International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry. ^A704677
Contents Introduction: Theoretical and conceptual issues / Lloyd A. Wells -- Child and adolescent psychiatry: conceptual and diagnostic issues / Fayez El-Gabalawi -- The concept of disease and our responsibility for children / Leen De Vreese -- Child and adolescent psychiatry between neuroscience and the family perspective: a pragmatist approach / Jorid Moen -- Comorbidity in child psychiatric diagnosis: conceptual complications / Benjamin J. Lovett and S. Brian Hood -- Are relationship problems disorders? / Christian Perring -- "Moving parts get broken": neuroimaging research and child and adolescent psychiatry / Robyn Bluhm -- Psychiatric nosology in children and adolescents: past, present, future / Lloyd A. Wells -- Introduction: diagnostic and clinical issues regarding particular disorders / Lloyd A. Wells -- Conduct disorder as a vice-laden diagnostic concept / John Z. Sadler -- Conduct disorder: pathologizing the normal? / Sara Worley -- Depression in children and adolescents / Jennifer Vande Voort -- Juvenile bipolar disorder in historical perspective / Lloyd A. Wells -- The beginning of wisdom is calling things by their right name: a critique of the broad concept of pediatric bipolar disorder using the Robins and Guze model / Bhanu Prakash Kolla.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN9780199645756 (pbk.)
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