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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE INTERVIEWING
1 THE INI TIAL INTERVIEW: A PREVIEW
2 LOGISTIC PREPARATIONS: WHAT TO DO BEFORE THE
INTERVIEW
3 THE THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE: WHAT I T IS, WHY
IT’S IMPORTANT, AND HOW TO ESTABLISH I T
4 ASKING QUESTIONS I: HOW TO APPROACH
THREATENING TOPICS .
5 ASKING QUESTIONS II: TRICKS FOR IMPROVING
PATIENT RECALL .............................
6 ASKING QUESTIONS III: HOW TO CHANGE TOPICS
WITH STYLE ...............................
7 TECHNIQUES FOR THE RELUCTANT PATIENT ..........
8 TECHNIQUES FOR THE OVERLY TALKATIVE PATIENT .....
9 TECHNIQUES FOR THE MALINGERING PATIENT ........
10 TECHNIQUES FOR THE AGI TATED PATIENT ...........
11 TECHNIQUES FOR THE ADOLESCENT PATIENT .........
, 12 INTERVIEWING FAMILY MEMBERS AND OTHER
INFORMANTS
13 TECHNIQUES FOR OTHER CHALLENGING SI TUATIONS ....
14 PRACTICAL PSYCHODYNAMICS IN THE DIAGNOSTIC
INTERVIEW ................................
SECTION II. THE PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY
15 OBTAINING THE HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS ........
16 OBTAINING THE PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY .............
17 SCREENING FOR GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITIONS ......
CONTENTS18 FAMILY PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY ..................
19 OBTAINING THE SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY ...
SECTION III. INTERVIEWING FOR DIAGNOSIS:
THE PSYCHIATRIC REVIEW OF SYMPTOMS
20 HOW TO MEMORIZE THE DSM-5-TR CRI TERIA .......
21 INTERVIEWING FOR DIAGNOSIS: THE ART OF
HYPOTHESIS TESTING .........................
22 MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION ..................
23 ASSESSING SUICIDAL AND HOMICIDAL IDEATION ......
24 ASSESSING MOOD DISORDERS I: DEPRESSIVE
DISORDERS ................................
,TO 35
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE INTERVIEWING
1 THE INI TIAL INTERVIEW: A PREVIEW
2 LOGISTIC PREPARATIONS: WHAT TO DO BEFORE THE
INTERVIEW
3 THE THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE: WHAT I T IS, WHY
IT’S IMPORTANT, AND HOW TO ESTABLISH I T
4 ASKING QUESTIONS I: HOW TO APPROACH
THREATENING TOPICS .
5 ASKING QUESTIONS II: TRICKS FOR IMPROVING
PATIENT RECALL .............................
6 ASKING QUESTIONS III: HOW TO CHANGE TOPICS
WITH STYLE ...............................
7 TECHNIQUES FOR THE RELUCTANT PATIENT ..........
8 TECHNIQUES FOR THE OVERLY TALKATIVE PATIENT .....
9 TECHNIQUES FOR THE MALINGERING PATIENT ........
10 TECHNIQUES FOR THE AGI TATED PATIENT ...........
11 TECHNIQUES FOR THE ADOLESCENT PATIENT .........
, 12 INTERVIEWING FAMILY MEMBERS AND OTHER
INFORMANTS
13 TECHNIQUES FOR OTHER CHALLENGING SI TUATIONS ....
14 PRACTICAL PSYCHODYNAMICS IN THE DIAGNOSTIC
INTERVIEW ................................
SECTION II. THE PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY
15 OBTAINING THE HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS ........
16 OBTAINING THE PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY .............
17 SCREENING FOR GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITIONS ......
CONTENTS18 FAMILY PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY ..................
19 OBTAINING THE SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY ...
SECTION III. INTERVIEWING FOR DIAGNOSIS:
THE PSYCHIATRIC REVIEW OF SYMPTOMS
20 HOW TO MEMORIZE THE DSM-5-TR CRI TERIA .......
21 INTERVIEWING FOR DIAGNOSIS: THE ART OF
HYPOTHESIS TESTING .........................
22 MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION ..................
23 ASSESSING SUICIDAL AND HOMICIDAL IDEATION ......
24 ASSESSING MOOD DISORDERS I: DEPRESSIVE
DISORDERS ................................
