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Editura Universitara Introduction to psychiatry. Psychiatric semiology for psychologists

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ISBN: 978-606-28-1343-7

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5682/9786062813437

Publisher year: 2021

Edition: I

Pages: 286

Publisher: Editura Universitara

Author: Cristiana Haica

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Clinical psychological evaluation is a staged, systematic, extremely complex process that addresses both psychic functions and the human personality, which must take into account a multitude of aspects that are often neither obvious nor apparent.
Before receiving drug treatment or psychological intervention, any client must go through this fundamental stage - the psychological evaluation that can make the therapy effective and appropriate. It is extremely important that the psychological evaluation that precedes the psychological intervention be performed based on clinical, multimodal and correct hypotheses, as presented in this volume.
The results of the clinical evaluation must, after the evaluation, be formulated in a professional, specialized language, common to psychology and psychiatry. The access of the future psychologists to this specialized vocabulary must be made from the faculty benches, the knowledge of the signs and symptoms of the mental diseases, of the main psychiatric semiological entities being extremely important. The aim of this book is to provide a reasonable set of specialized information approached in a didactic, fluid manner, starting from the basic principles and continuing with working methods, particular cases and analysis of various frameworks in which they can be put into practice.
The importance of the approached topic derives from the binomial information formation. This volume is therefore important from a formative perspective because it provides students, masters in psychology, psychologists with counseling skills, psychotherapy, clinical psychology, but also those with other skills, other mental health workers, a comprehensive guide to semiology of the manifestations of the normal or abnormal ways in which each psychic process and function can function, enriched with examples from the author's own casuistry or from the specialized literature, which considerably facilitates the understanding. The informative value comes from addressing the broad category of other people who are interested in the perspective of psychology on mental illness.
The scientific news is attested by the multitude of recent articles and specialized books, consulted for the elaboration of this volume and of the most recent recommendations in the field of psychodiagnosis, based on the 5th edition of the Manual of Diagnosis and Statistical Classification of Mental Disorders. , this being the most recent edition published at the date of publication of this volume.
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CRISTIANA HAICA, senior clinical psychologist, CBT psychotherapist, university teacher of the Faculty of Psychology of Hyperion University, trainer and supervisor in clinical psychology. 20 years of clinical experience includes scientifically validated specialized services, administered individually, in pairs or in groups, addressed to children, adolescents and adults either in private practice or in prestigious clinics in the country.

PREFACE / 7

CHAPTER I.
PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION AND PSYCHO-DIAGNOSIS / 9

CHAPTER II.
STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS / 26

CHAPTER III.
EXPRESSIVE BEHAVIOR AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR / 43

CHAPTER IV.
SENSORY COGNITIVE PROCESSES: SENSATIONS, PERCEPTIONS, REPRESENTATIONS / 56

CHAPTER V.
THOUGHT / 77

CHAPTER VI.
LANGUAGE / 107

CHAPTER VII.
ATTENTION / 128

CHAPTER VIII.
MEMORY / 136

CHAPTER IX.
MOTIVATION AND WILL / 154

CHAPTER X.
AFFECTIVENESS / 169

CHAPTER XI.
INSTINCTUAL LIFE / 187

CHAPTER XII.
PERSONALITY / 203

CHAPTER XIII.
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY / 227

CHAPTER XIV.
PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION REPORT / 235

ANNEXES / 246

BIBLIOGRAPHY / 278

Clinical psychological evaluation is a staged, systematic, extremely complex process that addresses both psychic functions and the human personality, which must take into account a multitude of aspects that are often neither obvious nor apparent.
Before receiving drug treatment or psychological intervention, any client must go through this fundamental stage - the psychological evaluation that can make the therapy effective and appropriate. It is extremely important that the psychological evaluation that precedes the psychological intervention be performed based on clinical, multimodal and correct hypotheses, as presented in this volume.
The results of the clinical evaluation must, after the evaluation, be formulated in a professional, specialized language, common to psychology and psychiatry. The access of the future psychologists to this specialized vocabulary must be made from the faculty benches, the knowledge of the signs and symptoms of the mental diseases, of the main psychiatric semiological entities being extremely important. The aim of this book is to provide a reasonable set of specialized information approached in a didactic, fluid manner, starting from the basic principles and continuing with working methods, particular cases and analysis of various frameworks in which they can be put into practice.
The importance of the approached topic derives from the binomial information formation. This volume is therefore important from a formative perspective because it provides students, masters in psychology, psychologists with counseling skills, psychotherapy, clinical psychology, but also those with other skills, other mental health workers, a comprehensive guide to semiology of the manifestations of the normal or abnormal ways in which each psychic process and function can function, enriched with examples from the author's own casuistry or from the specialized literature, which considerably facilitates the understanding. The informative value comes from addressing the broad category of other people who are interested in the perspective of psychology on mental illness.
The scientific news is attested by the multitude of recent articles and specialized books, consulted for the elaboration of this volume and of the most recent recommendations in the field of psychodiagnosis, based on the 5th edition of the Manual of Diagnosis and Statistical Classification of Mental Disorders. , this being the most recent edition published at the date of publication of this volume.
The author of this paper is an experienced clinical psychologist, with a serious theoretical-applied training, following a scientist-practitioner model. Thus, he obtained his doctorate at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest in the field of Medical Psychology, attended training courses in Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy at the "International Institute for the Advanced Studies of Psychotherapy and Applied Mental Health" in Cluj Napoca, training in Systemic Couple Child Family Therapy, training in Clinical Psychology and is a university teacher at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of Hyperion University.


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