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Stuart A. Kirk is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of Kentucky, University at Albany, SUNY, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Stuart A. Kirk holds the Marjorie Crump Chair in Social Welfare at UCLA and is a former psychiatric social worker. His research interests include mental health issues, particularly the creation and use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders . Kirk has authored, co-authored and edited many books, including most recently Mad Science: Psychiatric Coercion, Diagnosis, and Drugs . He was former chief editor of the Social Work Research journal.

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Stuart A. Kirk's Published Works

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Published Works

Making Us Crazy: DSM: The Psychiatric Bible and the Creation of Mental Disorders (1997) (556)
Using pencil and paper, Internet and touch-tone phones for self-administered surveys: does methodology matter? (2003) (250)
Coping with job stress: Which strategies work best? (1993) (239)
The Selling of DSM: The Rhetoric of Science in Psychiatry (1992) (194)
Science and Social Work: A Critical Appraisal (2002) (129)
Community mental health myths and the fate of former hospitalized patients. (1975) (121)
Measuring the Monday blues: validation of a job satisfaction scale for the human services. (1994) (119)
Should the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for conduct disorder consider social context? (2002) (97)
The Myth of the Reliability of DSM (1994) (87)
Recognition of Authors in Blind Review of Manuscripts (1981) (82)
The effect of characteristics of human service workers on subsequent morale and turnover. (1995) (82)
The Role of Social Work Journals in the Development of a Knowledge Base for the Profession (1992) (67)
Mental disorders in the social environment : critical perspectives (2005) (66)
The Business of Diagnosis: DSM-III and Clinical Social Work (1988) (65)
Social workers' involvement in research (1976) (64)
Unscientific thinking about scientific practice: Evaluating the scientist-practitioner model (1996) (56)
The reliability of DSM-III: A critical review. (1986) (56)
Deliberate Misdiagnosis in Mental Health Practice (1988) (51)
Effectiveness of community services for discharged mental hospital patients. (1976) (50)
Direct and Buffering Effects of Internal Locus of Control Among Mental Health Professionals (1995) (49)
Practitioner involvement in clinical evaluation. (1991) (47)
Judging mental disorder in youths: Effects of client, clinician, and contextual differences. (2007) (46)
Assessing assessment in social work. (1991) (43)
Controversial Issues in Mental Health (1993) (41)
Do Social Workers Understand Research (1976) (41)
The effect of social context on psychiatrists' judgments of adolescent antisocial behavior. (2003) (39)
We're All Number One: Academic Productivity among Schools of Social Work (1990) (38)
The Fate of Optimism: A Longitudinal Study of Case Managers' Hopefulness and Subsequent Morale (1995) (34)
Social Context and Social Workers' Judgment of Mental Disorder (1999) (33)
Cumulative Effect of Research Courses on Knowledge and Attitudes of Social Work Students (1981) (32)
The Nature and Purposes of Social Work (2009) (31)
Diagnostic consistency in assessing conduct disorder: an experiment on the effect of social context. (2004) (31)
The Contribution of Women Faculty to Social Work Journals (1984) (30)
Changes in health and job attitudes of case managers providing intensive services. (1993) (30)
The Continuing Crisis in Social Work Research: Conundrum or Solvable Problem? An Essay Review. (1992) (28)
Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Practice Guidelines for Social Work (1999) (27)
Social workers' attitudes about psychotropic drug treatment with youths. (2006) (27)
The Prognosis for Social Work Diagnosis (1989) (26)
The Lay Concept of Conduct Disorder: Do Nonprofessionals Use Syndromal Symptoms or Internal Dysfunction to Distinguish Disorder from Delinquency? (2006) (26)
DSM-III and social work malpractice. (1987) (26)
DSM-III-R: the conflict over new psychiatric diagnoses. (1989) (24)
Women's contributions to social work journals (1980) (24)
Methodological Issues in the Comparative Study of Schools of Social Work (1984) (23)
Managing acute oak decline. (2010) (21)
Should DSM be the Basis for Teaching Social Work Practice in Mental Health? No! (1995) (20)
Aftercare for alcoholics: services of community mental health centers. (1978) (19)
Who gets aftercare? A study of patients discharged from state hospitals in Kentucky. (1977) (19)
Are Children's DSM Diagnoses Accurate? (2004) (19)
Madness or Mental Illness? Revisiting Historians of Psychiatry (2013) (18)
Denying or Delivering Services (1974) (16)
Reputation and publication productivity among social work researchers (2003) (16)
The sex offenses of blacks and whites (1975) (15)
Agreeing to disagree: A study of the reliability of manuscript reviews (1997) (15)
Science and Social Work (2001) (15)
The $12,000 Question: Does It Pay to Publish? (1989) (14)
Teaching Research Methodology from Z to A (1978) (13)
Disorder attribution and clinical judgment in the assessment of adolescent antisocial behavior (1999) (13)
RESEARCH NOTES: SCHOOL RANKINGS: MINDLESS NARCISSISM OR DO THEY TELL US SOMETHING? (1995) (13)
Scholarship and the Professional School (1991) (12)
DSM-5: The Delayed Demise of Descriptive Diagnosis (2015) (12)
Influence of Social Workers’ Characteristics on the Perception of Mental Disorder in Youths (2003) (11)
The contribution of women authors to psychiatric and other medical journals, 1951--1975. (1982) (10)
Unjust Freedom: The Ethics of Client Self-Determination in Runaway Youth Shelters (1997) (10)
Mad Science: Psychiatric Coercion, Diagnosis, and Drugs (2013) (10)
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Association, 1994. 912 pp. $54.95 hardcover; ISBN 0-89042-061-0; $42.95 paperback, ISBN 0-89042-062-9 (1995) (10)
Clients as outsiders: theoretical approaches to deviance (1972) (9)
Madness in paradise: psychiatric crises among newcomers in Honolulu. (1975) (8)
Instituting Madness The Evolution of a Federal Agency (1999) (7)
Merging Social Work and Social Work Research & Abstracts (1990) (7)
Sex bias in assessment: a case of premature exaggeration (1981) (6)
Social Work Research Methods: Building Knowledge For Practice (1998) (6)
Improving Research Writing (1993) (6)
Social roles of women in medicine, psychiatry, and social work. (1982) (6)
Name-Calling in Social Work (1982) (6)
Social Work Roles in Drug Treatment with Youth (2008) (6)
Knowledge utilization in social work and legal practice (1998) (5)
PICKY, PICKY, PICKY: RANKING GRADUATE SCHOOLS OF SOCIAL WORK BY STUDENT SELECTIVITY (2009) (5)
Human Errors, Attractive Nuisances, and Toxic Wastes: A Reply to Anello (1989) (5)
Do Perceptions of Dysfunction and Normality Mediate Clinicians’ Judgments of Adolescent Antisocial Behavior? (2009) (4)
Research on Diversity (1995) (4)
Invited Essay Review : DSM-IV and the Hunt for Gold: A Review of the Treasure Map (1993) (4)
The Puzzles of Peer Perusal (1993) (4)
The psychiatric sick role and rejection. (1975) (3)
What the Practitioner Knows Versus What the Client is Told (1997) (3)
Politics of Personnel and Landscapes of Knowledge (2005) (3)
Coercion: The Only Constant In Psychiatric Practice? (2013) (3)
Telephone Interview Timing and Measurement Properties of Well-Being in a Sample of Elderly Hispanics (1995) (2)
Practice as science, science as practice (1996) (2)
Misdiagnosing assessment. (1993) (2)
1 The Nature and Purposes of Social Work (2009) (1)
1. Knowledge, Science, and the Profession of Social Work (2002) (1)
BOOK REVIEW (2003) (1)
8. Research Dissemination and Utilization: Spreading the Word (2002) (1)
Science, dogma, and the scientist-practitioner model (1997) (1)
Treating the Child or Syndrome: Does Context Matter for Treatment Decisions for Antisocially Behaving Youth? (2017) (1)
8. The Role of Diagnostic and Problem Classification in Formulating Target-Based Practice Guidelines (2003) (1)
Getting Chalk: Distant Reflections on Deaning (1997) (1)
Marketing Human Service Innovations. Jack Rothman , Joseph G. Teresa , Terrence L. Kay , Gershom Clark Morningstar (1984) (1)
6. Computer-Assisted Social Work Practice: The Promise of Technology (2002) (1)
Hero, Artist, Sage, or Saint? By Richard W. Coan. New York: Columbia University Press, 1977. 322 pp. $20.00 cloth, $6.50 paper (1978) (1)
The Failure of Descriptive Diagnosis (2017) (0)
Madness or Mental Illness? Revisiting Historians of Psychiatry (2013) (0)
Monopolistic Access to Scholarly Inquiry (1981) (0)
The Social Control of Error (2017) (0)
The Social Context of Diagnostic Error (2017) (0)
The Structure of Mad Science (2017) (0)
Book Review: Clinical Judgement in the Health and Welfare Professions: Extending the Evidence Base (2004) (0)
3. Client Problems as Organizing Foci for Knowledge (2002) (0)
Securing Diagnostic Turf (2017) (0)
Illusions of Psychiatric Progress (2017) (0)
Grantsmanship and Fund Raising. By Armand Lauffer. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Sage Publications, 1984. 320 pp. $25.00 (1986) (0)
The attributes of mad science (2017) (0)
Evaluation research in social work (1994) (0)
What's the Use? (1992) (0)
The “Therapeutic” Coercion of the Mad in the Community (2017) (0)
Achieving accountability in community mental health programs: A proposed method (1974) (0)
7. Research-Based Practice (2002) (0)
Organizational Responses to Resource Decline (1986) (0)
Dancing with Drugs (2017) (0)
Book Reviews : Robins, Lee N., & Rigier, Darrel A. (Eds.). (1991). Psychiatric Disorders in America: The Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study. New York: Free Press. 449 pp (1991) (0)
Volume Information (1992) (0)
5. Engineering Social Work Intervention (2002) (0)
The History and Historians of Madness (2017) (0)
: New Directions in Mental Health Care: Cooperative Apartments (1980) (0)
Tribute William J. Reid: A Personal Remembrance (2010) (0)
Reply to Bloom and Orme (1998) (0)
Managing processes in human resource development (2009) (0)
Social Problems. Amitai Etzioni (1977) (0)
4. The Scientific Model in Practice: The 1960s and Beyond (2002) (0)
Volume Information (1982) (0)
Book Review: People and Predicaments: Of Life and Distress on Martha's Vineyard (1978) (0)
Book Reviews (1999) (0)
2. Science and Social Work: A Historical Perspective (2002) (0)
Community Mental Health Centers (1978) (0)
The Convergence of the Interactionist and Behavioral Approaches to Deviance (1974) (0)
9. Knowledge for Practice: Issues and Challenges (2002) (0)
The Art of Claim-Making (2017) (0)
Book Review: Bringing the War Home. The American Soldier in Vietnam and After (1975) (0)
And DSM Said: Let There Be Disorder (2017) (0)
Treating the Child or Syndrome: Does Context Matter for Treatment Decisions for Antisocially Behaving Youth? (2017) (0)
From Drugs to Medications— and Back (2017) (0)
: The New Informants: The Betrayal of Confidentiality in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy (1997) (0)
Response to Gerald Klerman (1987) (0)

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