Jerome Wakefield

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According to Wikipedia, Jerome C. Wakefield is a professor of social work in the Silver School of Social Work at New York University. Much of his work is in the history and philosophy of psychiatry. He is noted for his "harmful dysfunction" analysis of mental illness, which he positions between the anti-psychiatry viewpoint of the social construction of mental illness and the conventional view in mainstream psychiatry that such illnesses can be objectively diagnosed based on a set of symptoms. His writings on mental illness have attracted considerable attention, including a 1999 issue of the Journal of Abnormal Psychology that was dedicated to his views on the topic. He was elected a member of the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare in 2020.

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The concept of mental disorder. On the boundary between biological facts and social values. (1992) (1132)
The Loss of Sadness: How Psychiatry Transformed Normal Sorrow into Depressive Disorder (2007) (994)
Disorder as harmful dysfunction: a conceptual critique of DSM-III-R's definition of mental disorder. (1992) (607)
Adaptations, exaptations, and spandrels. (1998) (522)
Saving PTSD from itself in DSM-V. (2007) (357)
Evolutionary versus prototype analyses of the concept of disorder. (1999) (332)
DSM-IV diagnostic criterion for clinical significance: does it help solve the false positives problem? (1999) (269)
The concept of mental disorder: diagnostic implications of the harmful dysfunction analysis. (2007) (253)
Extending the bereavement exclusion for major depression to other losses: evidence from the National Comorbidity Survey. (2007) (231)
Diagnosing DSM-IV--Part I: DSM-IV and the concept of disorder. (1997) (149)
Mental disorder as a black box essentialist concept. (1999) (138)
Validity of the bereavement exclusion to major depression: does the empirical evidence support the proposal to eliminate the exclusion in DSM‐5? (2012) (123)
Psychotherapy, Distributive Justice, and Social Work: Part 1: Distributive Justice as a Conceptual Framework for Social Work (1988) (119)
Does Social Work Need the Eco-Systems Perspective? Part 1. Is the Perspective Clinically Useful? (1996) (116)
Diagnostic Issues and Controversies in DSM-5: Return of the False Positives Problem. (2016) (113)
Limits of operationalization: a critique of Spitzer and Endicott's (1978) proposed operational criteria for mental disorder. (1993) (106)
Should the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for conduct disorder consider social context? (2002) (97)
The DSM-5 debate over the bereavement exclusion: psychiatric diagnosis and the future of empirically supported treatment. (2013) (95)
Psychotherapy, Distributive Justice, and Social Work: Part 2: Psychotherapy and the Pursuit of Justice (1988) (93)
All We Have to Fear: Psychiatry's Transformation of Natural Anxieties into Mental Disorders (2012) (87)
Does Social Work Need the Eco-Systems Perspective? Part 2. Does the Perspective Save Social Work from Incoherence? (1996) (84)
When does depression become a disorder? Using recurrence rates to evaluate the validity of proposed changes in major depression diagnostic thresholds (2013) (84)
DSM-5: An Overview of Changes and Controversies (2013) (83)
How Many People have Alcohol Use Disorders? Using the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis to Reconcile Prevalence Estimates in Two Community Surveys (2014) (81)
Wittgenstein's nightmare: why the RDoC grid needs a conceptual dimension (2014) (80)
Clarifying the distinction between disorder and nondisorder: Confronting the overdiagnosis (False-positives) problem in DSM-V. (2003) (77)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 1: conceptual and definitional issues in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (77)
Should prolonged grief be reclassified as a mental disorder in DSM-5?: reconsidering the empirical and conceptual arguments for complicated grief disorder. (2012) (73)
DSM-5 proposed diagnostic criteria for sexual paraphilias: tensions between diagnostic validity and forensic utility. (2011) (72)
Aristotle as Sociobiologist: The "Function of a Human Being" Argument, Black Box Essentialism, and the Concept of Mental Disorder (2000) (70)
Lowered estimates--but of what? (2002) (65)
When is development disordered? Developmental psychopathology and the harmful dysfunction analysis of mental disorder (1997) (60)
Does the DSM-IV clinical significance criterion for major depression reduce false positives? Evidence from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication. (2010) (59)
Dysfunction as a Value-Free Concept: A Reply to Sadler and Agich (2009) (58)
Recurrence of Depression After Bereavement-Related Depression: Evidence for the Validity of DSM-IV Bereavement Exclusion From the Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study (2012) (57)
Unscientific thinking about scientific practice: Evaluating the scientist-practitioner model (1996) (56)
The perils of dimensionalization: challenges in distinguishing negative traits from personality disorders. (2008) (56)
Misdiagnosing normality: Psychiatry's failure to address the problem of false positive diagnoses of mental disorder in a changing professional environment (2010) (55)
DSM-5, psychiatric epidemiology and the false positives problem (2015) (55)
The biostatistical theory versus the harmful dysfunction analysis, part 1: is part-dysfunction a sufficient condition for medical disorder? (2014) (54)
Is Altruism Part of Human Nature? Toward a Theoretical Foundation for the Helping Professions (1993) (53)
Spandrels, Vestigial Organs, and Such: Reply to Murphy and Woolfolk's "The Harmful Dysfunction Analysis of Mental Disorder" (2000) (53)
Diagnostic Criteria as Dysfunction Indicators: Bridging the Chasm between the Definition of Mental Disorder and Diagnostic Criteria for Specific Disorders (2013) (51)
Are We Overpathologizing the Socially Anxious? Social Phobia from a Harmful Dysfunction Perspective (2005) (48)
DSM-IV: Are We Making Diagnostic Progress? (1996) (46)
The DSM-5’s Proposed New Categories of Sexual Disorder: The Problem of False Positives in Sexual Diagnosis (2012) (43)
Levels of Explanation in Personality Theory (1989) (42)
DSM‐5 grief scorecard: Assessment and outcomes of proposals to pathologize grief (2013) (41)
Predictive validation of single‐episode uncomplicated depression as a benign subtype of unipolar major depression (2014) (41)
Intentionality and the phenomenology of action (1991) (39)
Did Narrowing the Major Depression Bereavement Exclusion From DSM-III-R to DSM-IV Increase Validity?: Evidence From the National Comorbidity Survey (2011) (39)
Defining ‘mental disorder’ in DSM-V (2010) (39)
Normal Inability Versus Pathological Disability: Why Ossorio's Definition of Mental Disorder Is Not Sufficient (1997) (38)
Placing symptoms in context: the role of contextual criteria in reducing false positives in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders diagnoses. (2012) (38)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 3: issues of utility and alternative approaches in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (37)
Should Uncomplicated Bereavement-Related Depression Be Reclassified as a Disorder in the DSM-5?: Response to Kenneth S. Kendler's Statement Defending the Proposal to Eliminate the Bereavement Exclusion (2011) (36)
The Epidemic in Mental Illness: Clinical Fact or Survey Artifact? (2006) (36)
DSM‐5 substance use disorder: how conceptual missteps weakened the foundations of the addictive disorders field (2015) (36)
Diagnosing DSM-IV--Part II: Eysenck (1986) and the essentialist fallacy. (1997) (35)
The Analyst's Knowledge and Authority: a Critique of the “New View” in Psychoanalysis (2001) (34)
Social Context and Social Workers' Judgment of Mental Disorder (1999) (33)
Philosophy of science and the progressiveness of the DSM's theory-neutral nosology: response to Follette and Houts, Part 1. (1999) (32)
Should screening for depression among children and adolescents be demedicalized? (2009) (32)
Normal vs. disordered bereavement‐related depression: are the differences real or tautological? (2013) (32)
The harmful dysfunction model of alcohol use disorder: revised criteria to improve the validity of diagnosis and prevalence estimates. (2015) (31)
The DSM's theory-neutral nosology is scientifically progressive: response to Follette and Houts (1996). (1998) (30)
DSM-5: proposed changes to depressive disorders (2012) (29)
Disability and diagnosis: should role impairment be eliminated from DSM/ICD diagnostic criteria? (2009) (29)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: A pluralogue part 2: Issues of conservatism and pragmatism in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (28)
False positives in psychiatric diagnosis: implications for human freedom (2010) (28)
Dysfunction as a factual component of disorder. (2003) (26)
The Lay Concept of Conduct Disorder: Do Nonprofessionals Use Syndromal Symptoms or Internal Dysfunction to Distinguish Disorder from Delinquency? (2006) (26)
The concept of disorder as a foundation for the DSM's theory-neutral nosology: response to Follette and Houts, Part 2. (1999) (26)
Relation between duration and severity in bereavement‐related depression (2011) (26)
History of Depression (2017) (26)
Personality disorder as harmful dysfunction: DSM'S cultural deviance criterion reconsidered. (2006) (26)
Feelings of worthlessness during a single complicated major depressive episode predict postremission suicide attempt (2016) (26)
Evolutionary history versus current causal role in the definition of disorder: reply to McNally. (2001) (24)
Is the concept of mental disorder culturally relative (1994) (24)
Psychotherapy, distributive justice, and social work revisited (1998) (24)
Immortality and the externalization of the self: Plato's unrecognized theory of generativity (1998) (23)
What Makes a Mental Disorder Mental? (2006) (22)
Clarifying the Boundary between Normality and Disorder: A Fundamental Conceptual Challenge for Psychiatry (2013) (22)
Peer Commentaries on Spitzer (2003) (2003) (21)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue. Part 4: general conclusion (2012) (21)
From depth psychology to breadth psychology: A phenomenological approach to psychopathology. (1988) (21)
DSM-5 and Clinical Social Work: Mental Disorder and Psychological Justice as Goals of Clinical Intervention (2013) (21)
Are you as smart as a 4th grader? Why the prototype‐similarity approach to diagnosis is a step backward for a scientific psychiatry (2012) (21)
Darwin, functional explanation, and the philosophy of psychiatry. (2011) (20)
Why Justice and Holiness are Similar: Pro tago ras 330-331 (1987) (20)
The measurement of mental disorder (2009) (20)
Why requiring clinical significance does not solve epidemiology's and DSM's validity problem (2002) (19)
Uncomplicated depression is normal sadness, not depressive disorder: further evidence from the NESARC (2014) (19)
The effect of group treatment of primary orgasmic dysfunction on the marital relationship. (1982) (19)
Uncomplicated Depression, Suicide Attempt, and the DSM-5 Bereavement Exclusion Debate (2014) (18)
Mental Disorder and Moral Responsibility: Disorders of Personhood as Harmful Dysfunctions, With Special Reference to Alcoholism (2009) (18)
Is complicated/prolonged grief a disorder?: Why the proposal to add a category of complicated grief disorder to the DSM-5 is conceptually and empirically unsound (2013) (18)
Uncomplicated depression: new evidence for the validity of extending the bereavement exclusion to other stressors (2013) (18)
Freud and cognitive psychology: The conceptual interface (1992) (18)
Attachment and Sibling Rivalry in Little Hans: The Fantasy of the Two Giraffes Revisited (2007) (18)
The semantics of success: do masturbation exercises lead to partner orgasm? (1987) (17)
Addiction, the Concept of Disorder, and Pathways to Harm: Comment on Levy (2013) (17)
Interactionism, Flexibility, and Inferences About the Past (1999) (16)
Fallacious reasoning in the argument to eliminate the major depression bereavement exclusion in DSM‐5 (2012) (16)
Sex bias in the diagnosis of primary orgasmic dysfunction. (1987) (16)
Addiction and the Concept of Disorder, Part 2: Is every Mental Disorder a Brain Disorder? (2017) (16)
Meaning and melancholia: Why the DSM-IV cannot (entirely) ignore the patient's intentional system. (1998) (16)
Max Graf’s “Reminiscences of Professor Sigmund Freud” Revisited: New Evidence from the Freud Archives (2007) (15)
The myth of DSM's invention of new categories of disorder: Houts's diagnostic discontinuity thesis disconfirmed. (2001) (15)
The Importance and Limits of Harm in Identifying Mental Disorder (2013) (15)
DSM-5 and the General Definition of Personality Disorder (2013) (14)
Sadness Or Depression?: International Perspectives on the Depression Epidemic and Its Meaning (2016) (14)
Foucauldian Fallacies: An Essay Review of Leslie Margolin's Under the Cover of Kindness (1998) (14)
Disorder attribution and clinical judgment in the assessment of adolescent antisocial behavior (1999) (13)
Addiction and the Concept of Disorder, Part 1: Why Addiction is a Medical Disorder (2017) (13)
Are there relational disorders? A harmful dysfunction perspective: comment on the special section. (2006) (12)
The importance of the main effect even within an interaction model: elimination vs. expansion of the bereavement exclusion in the diagnostic criteria for depression. (2009) (12)
Diagnostic Validity and the Definition of Mental Disorder: A Program for Conceptually Advancing Psychiatry (2013) (12)
Why Psychotherapeutic Social Work Don't Get No Re-Specht (1992) (11)
Harm as a Necessary Component of the Concept of Medical Disorder: Reply to Muckler and Taylor. (2020) (11)
Influence of Social Workers’ Characteristics on the Perception of Mental Disorder in Youths (2003) (11)
Why pedophilia is a disorder of sexual attraction, at least sometimes (2002) (11)
Female primary orgasmic dysfunction: Masters and Johnson versus DSM-III-R on diagnosis and incidence. (1988) (11)
The myth of open concepts: Meehl’s analysis of construct meaning versus black box essentialism (2004) (11)
The Medicalization of Sadness: How Psychiatry Transformed a Natural Emotion into a Mental Disorder (2009) (11)
Biological Function and Dysfunction. (2015) (11)
Gordon Versus the Working Definition: Lessons from a Classic Critique (2003) (10)
Severity of complicated versus uncomplicated subthreshold depression: New evidence on the "Monotonicity Thesis" from the national comorbidity survey. (2017) (10)
Against utility (2016) (9)
Little Hans and Attachment Theory (2007) (9)
On winking at the facts, and losing one's Hare: value pluralism and the harmful dysfunction analysis. (2005) (9)
Gestalt psychology and the mirror neuron discovery (2007) (9)
Why psychology needs conceptual analysts: Wachtel's “discontents” revisited (2007) (9)
Is Freud's concept of instinct incoherent?: resolving Strachey's dilemma (1990) (9)
Psychological justice: DSM-5, false positive diagnosis, and fair equality of opportunity (2015) (9)
Is Behaviorism Becoming a Pseudo-Science?: Power Versus Scientific Rationality in the Eclipse of Token Economies by Biological Psychiatry in the Treatment of Schizophrenia (2006) (8)
Why emotions can't be unconscious: an exploration of Freud's essentialism (1991) (8)
The Chinese Room Argument Reconsidered: Essentialism, Indeterminacy, and Strong AI (2003) (8)
Peer Commentaries on Green (2002) and Schmidt (2002) (2002) (8)
Why instinctual impulses can't be unconscious: An exploration of Freud's cognitivism. (1990) (8)
Is Behaviorism Becoming a Pseudoscience? Replies to Drs. Wyatt, Midkiff and Wong (2007) (8)
Does the harm component of the harmful dysfunction analysis need rethinking?: Reply to Powell and Scarffe (2019) (7)
Does Social Work Need the Ecological Perspective? Reply to Alex Gitterman (1996) (7)
Social Disadvantage is Not Mental Disorder: Response to Campbell-Sills and Stein (2005) (7)
The concepts of biological function and dysfunction: Toward a conceptual foundation for evolutionary psychopathology (2016) (7)
Mapping melancholia: the continuing typological challenge for major depression. (2012) (7)
The age of depression (2005) (7)
Psychiatry’s Continuing Expansion of Depressive Disorder (2016) (7)
Fixing a Foucault sandwich: Cognitive universals and cultural particulars in the concept of mental disorder (2002) (7)
Hermeneutics and empiricism: Commentary on Donald Meichenbaum. (1988) (7)
The Loss of Grief: Science and Pseudoscience in the Debate over DSM-5’s Elimination of the Bereavement Exclusion (2015) (7)
Symptom quality versus quantity in judging prognosis: Using NESARC predictive validators to locate uncomplicated major depression on the number-of-symptoms severity continuum. (2017) (7)
Broad versus narrow content in the explanation of action: Fodor on Frege cases (2002) (6)
Social Construction, Biological Design, and Mental Disorder (2014) (6)
Is private practice a proper form of social work (1992) (6)
Biological Function and Dysfunction: Conceptual Foundations of Evolutionary Psychopathology (2015) (6)
Klerman's “credo” reconsidered: neo‐Kraepelinianism, Spitzer's views, and what we can learn from the past (2022) (6)
Differential diagnosis of depressive illness versus intense normal sadness: how significant is the ‘clinical significance criterion’ for major depression? (2010) (6)
The editor's dilemma: how DSM politics are turning psychiatry into a pseudoscience (2015) (6)
Taking disorder seriously: A critique of psychiatric criteria for mental disorders from the harmful-dysfunction perspective (2010) (6)
The harmful dysfunction analysis of addiction: Normal brains and abnormal states of mind (2019) (5)
VIastos on the Unity of Virtue: Why Pauline Predication Will Not Save the Biconditionality Thesis (1991) (5)
Beyond reactive versus endogenous: Should uncomplicated stress-triggered depression be excluded from major depression diagnosis? A review of the evidence (2012) (5)
Sadness or Depression (2016) (5)
Freud and the intentionality of affect. (1992) (5)
Introduction: Depression, One and Many (2016) (5)
Can the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Explain Why Addiction is a Medical Disorder?: Reply to Marc Lewis (2017) (5)
Little Hans and the thought police: The ‘policeman fantasies’ as the first reported supervisory transference fantasies (2008) (5)
From Depth Psychology to Breadth Psychology (2014) (5)
Interpreting Mitchell's constructivism: Reply to Altman and Davies (2003) (5)
Sexual Dysfunction or Pain Disorder?: Dyspareunia from the Perspective of the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis (2005) (4)
Neurodiversity, Autism, and Psychiatric Disability (2020) (4)
The challenge of measurement of mental disorder in community surveys (2011) (4)
Addiction from the harmful dysfunction perspective: How there can be a mental disorder in a normal brain (2020) (4)
Phenomenology and the intentionality of action (1991) (4)
Manufacturing Female Dysfunction: A Reply to Morokoff (1989) (4)
Normal Reactions to Adversity or Symptoms of Disorder (2012) (4)
Fodor on Inscrutability (2003) (4)
Must Social Values Play a Role in the Harm Component of the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Rachel Cooper (2021) (4)
Taking People as They Are: Evolutionary Psychopathology, Uncomplicated Depression, and Distinction between Normal and Disordered Sadness (2017) (4)
Freud and Philosophy of Mind, Volume 1: Reconstructing the Argument for Unconscious Mental States (2018) (4)
Corrigendum: How many People have Alcohol Use Disorders? Using the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis to Rectify Prevalence Rates in Two Community Surveys (2014) (3)
High mental disorder rates are based on invalid measures: Questions about the claimed ubiquity of mutation-induced dysfunction (2006) (3)
What the Practitioner Knows Versus What the Client is Told (1997) (3)
An Epidemic of Depression (2008) (3)
Sexual reorientation therapy: Is it ever ethical? can it ever change sexual orientation? (2013) (3)
Mental Disorders as Genuine Medical Conditions (2017) (2)
Can the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Distinguish Problematic Normal Variation from Disorder? Reply to Andreas De Block and Jonathan Sholl (2021) (2)
Social work and psychiatry. Towards a conceptually based partnership (1997) (2)
An Exchange with Thomas Nagel (2016) (2)
Levels of meaning and the case for theoretical integration (2008) (2)
An epidemic of depression: major depressive disorder or normal sadness? (2008) (2)
Concept representation in the child: What did Little Hans mean by “widdler”? (2017) (2)
The Harmful Dysfunction Analysis of Addiction (2018) (2)
Can relational problems be genuine medical disorders? A harmful dysfunction perspective. (2006) (1)
Eagle, Wakefield, and Wolitzky Respond (2004) (1)
Treatment outcome for bereavement-excluded depression: results of the study by Corruble et al are not what they seem. (2011) (1)
Levels of Meaning and the Need for Psychotherapy Integration (2020) (1)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 1: conceptual and definitional issues in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (1)
Can a Nonessentialist Neo-Empiricist Analysis of Mental Disorder Replace the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Peter Zachar (2021) (1)
The expansion of post-traumatic stress disorder: some issues regarding diagnosis and treatment. (2011) (1)
Do the Works of Carl Craver or Marcel Weber Explain How Causal Role Functions Can Provide Objective Medical Judgments of Dysfunction? Supplementary Reply to Dominic Murphy (2021) (1)
Uncomplicated Depression as Normal Sadness (2017) (1)
Science, dogma, and the scientist-practitioner model (1997) (1)
The DSM-5’s Proposed New Categories of Sexual Disorder: The Problem of False Positives in Sexual Diagnosis (2011) (1)
After Removal from DSM-5, Why Clinicians Should Remember the Bereavement Exclusion (2013) (1)
Biological Function Hierarchies and Indeterminacy of Dysfunction: Supplementary Reply to Justin Garson (2021) (1)
Why specific design is not the mark of the adaptational (2002) (1)
How not to escape from the grünbaum syndrome: A critique of the “new view” of psychoanalysis (2018) (1)
Noonday Demons and Midnight Sorrows (2008) (1)
Can Causal Role Functions Yield Objective Judgments of Medical Dysfunction and Replace the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis’s Evolutionary Component? Reply to Dominic Murphy (2021) (1)
Depressive Symptoms After Loss (2009) (1)
Does Developmental Plasticity Pose a Challenge to the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Justin Garson (2021) (1)
From Ribot and Dupré to Spitzer and RDoC: Does the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Possess Historical Explanatory Power? Reply to Steeves Demazeux (2021) (1)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: A pluralogue part 2: Issues of conservatism and pragmatism in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (1)
Introduction: public health and the classification of mental disorders (2012) (1)
Psychoanalytic Fallacies: Reflections on Martha Heineman Pieper and William Joseph Pieper's Intrapsychic Humanism (1993) (1)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue. Part 4: general conclusion (2012) (1)
The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 3: issues of utility and alternative approaches in psychiatric diagnosis (2012) (1)
Reply to Bloom and Orme (1998) (0)
Freud’s Direct Arguments Against the Consciousness Criterion (2018) (0)
Brentano, Freud’s Philosophical Interlocutor (2018) (0)
Freud’s Argument, Part 1: Phenomenal Representationality as the Essence of the Mental (2018) (0)
DSM-5: An Overview of Changes and Controversies (2013) (0)
Is the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Descriptive or Stipulative, and Is the HDA or BST the Better Naturalist Account of Dysfunction? Reply to Maël Lemoine (2021) (0)
Introduction: Should Freud be Taken Seriously as a Philosopher of Mind? (2018) (0)
ENHANCING ACCESS THROUGH TEENSCREEN. Authors' reply (2009) (0)
“Unconscious” as “Mental and Not Conscious”: Why Repression, the Dynamic Unconscious, and Psychopathology Are Irrelevant to Freud’s Philosophical Argument (2018) (0)
Freud’s Argument, Part 2: Brain Representationality as the Essence of the Mental (2018) (0)
Do the Empirical Facts Support the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Luc Faucher (2021) (0)
Freud’s Response to the Semantic Objection: Concepts, Essentialism, and the Definition of “Mental” (2018) (0)
New myths and harsh realities: Reply to Paul on the Implications of Paul and Lentz (1977) for Generalization From Token Economies to Uncontrolled Environments (2008) (0)
Freud's Argument for the Oedipus Complex (2022) (0)
Symptom data reanalysis disconfirms Parker et al.'s claim that latent class analysis identifies melancholic depression (2015) (0)
Social Work and Social Control: A Reply to Austin (1994) (0)
' s report Title : Perception of depressive symptoms by the Sardinian public : Results of a population study Version : 1 Date : 2 January 2013 (0)
Following the Piepers: Replies to Tyson, Steinberg, and Miller (1993) (0)
Cartesianism Without the Consciousness Criterion: Solving the Mystery of Freud’s Missing Account of the Mental (2018) (0)
Do Clinicians Understand the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis of Mental Disorder? Reply to Leen De Vreese (2021) (0)
Addiction and the Concept of Disorder, Part 1: Why Addiction is a Medical Disorder (2016) (0)
Philosophy of Science and the Evaluation of Clinical Theory: A Reply to the Piepers (1993) (0)
The virtue of sadness (2008) (0)
Panel Summaries: Roundtable: Representation in Psychoanalysis: (404652005-007) (1996) (0)
Reply to Baumeister Letter (2010) (0)
Screening for depression in general medical practice: how can natural sadness be distinguished from major depressive disorder? (2008) (0)
Freud and the Transformations of Psychology and Philosophy of Mind (2018) (0)
Reply (2016) (0)
Can the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Explain Why Addiction is a Medical Disorder?: Reply to Marc Lewis (2017) (0)
About the Authors (1983) (0)
The Semantic Objection to Freud’s Thesis (2018) (0)
The Harmful Dysfunction Analysis of Mental Disorder: Implications for the Social Sciences and Management Practice (2021) (0)
Study data support the validity of the major depression bereavement exclusion. (2013) (0)
Conclusion: The Freudian Century in Philosophy of Mind (2018) (0)
Is Indeterminacy of Biological Function an Objection to the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Tim Thornton (2021) (0)
Do the Challenges of Autism and Neurodiversity Pose an Objection to the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Denis Forest (2021) (0)
Normal and abnormal misery: Response to Magee (2006) (0)
Are There Naturally Selected Disorders? Supplementary Reply to Rachel Cooper (2021) (0)
Can One and the Same Instance of Grief Be Both Normal and Disordered? (2022) (0)
DSM-5 and the General Definition of Personality Disorder (2012) (0)
Sadness is not a disorder (2007) (0)
Addiction and the Concept of Disorder, Part 2: Is every Mental Disorder a Brain Disorder? (2016) (0)
DSM-5 and Clinical Social Work: Mental Disorder and Psychological Justice as Goals of Clinical Intervention (2013) (0)
Quinian Qualms, or Does Psychiatry Really Need the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis? Reply to Harold Kincaid (2021) (0)
From "masturbatory insanity" to "inhibition of vaginal orgasm," the history of sexual diagnosis is filled with bogus epidemics of sexual disorder (2016) (0)
Are Cognitive Neuroscience and the Harmful Dysfunction Analysis Competitors or Allies? Reply to Philip Gerrans (2021) (0)
Depressive symptoms after loss are not necessarily signs of major depression: Response to Pies. (2009) (0)
Reply to Stotland Letter (2010) (0)
Attachment, Sexuality, Power (2022) (0)
Defining Mental Disorder (2021) (0)
Enhancing Access through Teenscreen (2009) (0)

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