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Psychopathology

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Abnormal Psychology

Irwin Gerald Sarason, Irwin G. Sarason, Barbara R. Sarason

1972 ★ 3.2

The psychology of insanity

Bernard Hart

1912

The myth of analysis

James Hillman

1972

Broken Spirits

John P. Wilson

2004

The Addiction counselor's desk reference

William A. Howatt, Robert Holman Coombs

2005

Trials of the Visionary Mind

John Weir Perry

1999

Rewriting the history of madness

Irving Velody, Arthur Still

1992

Evidence-based psychotherapy practice in college mental health

Stewart E. Cooper

2006

Depression

Dorothy Rowe

1991

Savage Spawn

Jonathan Kellerman

1999

The theory of psychoanalysis

Carl Gustav Jung

1915

Developmental psychopathology

Dante Cicchetti, Donald J. Cohen

2006

Coping with depression in young people

Carol Fitzpatrick, John Sharry

2004

Abnormal psychology

Lauren B. Alloy

1996

DSM-IV-TR in action

Sophia F. Dziegielewski

2002

The psychology of eating and drinking

A. W. Logue, Alexandra W. Logue

1991

Psychological assessment in clinical practice

Michel Hersen

2004

Emotional problems of living

Oliver Spurgeon English

1955

The Psychodynamics and Psychology of Gambling

Mikal J. Aasved

2002

Brain calipers

Robinson, David J.

Rethinking Risk Assessment

Thomas Grisso

2001

Textbook of cultural psychiatry

Kamaldeep Bhui, Dinesh Bhugra

2007

How to Become a Clinical Psychologist

Alice Knight

2002

Healing the child within

Charles L. Whitfield

1987

Rethinking Psychiatry

Arthur Kleinman

1988

Clinical assessment and substance abuse treatment

Richard C. Stephens

2003

Principles of multicultural counseling and therapy

Jefferson M. Fish, Juris G. Draguns

2008

Better than Prozac

Samuel H. Barondes

2003

Combat stress injury

Charles R. Figley

2007

Maladaptive Behavior, an Introduction to Abnormal Psychology/Stud

Lahey

1998

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