The Diagnosis of Mental Disorders¶
Hyman, S. E. (2010). The Diagnosis of Mental Disorders: The Problem of Reification. Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 6, 155-179.
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- Reification
- In clinical and psychiatric classification it is treating diagnostic categories as natural kinds rather than constructed nosologies.
This sourceArgues DSM diagnostic categories are constructed nosologies routinely mistaken for natural kinds.
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Hyman's article (title 'The Problem of Reification') argues that DSM diagnostic categories are constructs mistaken for valid disease entities, but the abstract alone does not carry the natural-kinds-versus-nosologies formula.
“As a result, the modern DSM system, intended to create a shared language, also creates epistemic blinders that impede progress toward valid diagnoses.”
- In clinical and psychiatric classification it is treating diagnostic categories as natural kinds rather than constructed nosologies.
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