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Book 1992Reagan, brought both aspects of this diagnostic dilemma to the forefront of national attention. It became evident to the general public that the experts engaged to study him exhaustively could not agree on whether Hinckley was schizophrenic. General public outrage ensued, as schizophrenia, "the sacr

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Clinical Case History, Observation, and Interview, medical tradition. Each method grew out of clinical medicine—descending primarily from neurology, in the case of psychiatry, with its emphasis on diseases of the nervous system. Whereas clinical observation and the interview are methods used in all of clinical medicine, mental status exams have been inherited specifically from neurology.

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Psychological Tests,he quality to be measured” (p. 5). Because the psychiatric diagnosis of schizophrenic disorders is seriously flawed in and of itself, it is not fully acceptable by itself for developing test validity, though it may have an important guiding function, particularly in the early development of a test or technique.

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Historical Overview,d in their ability to function. Relatively affluent and self-possessed persons have generally been given more and better treatment choices. Typically, schizophrenic persons in this century were placed in hospitals remote from population centers, the effect being a kind of segregation from “normal so

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The Parameters of Assessment,t” or not. Strauss and Carpenter (1981) noted their “belief that labeling an individual as schizophrenic and the social consequences of many of the behaviors of schizophrenic patients induce reactions and expectations which are antitherapeutic in nature” (p. 4).