Building a culture of conceptual inquiry in psychiatric training requires the development of
conceptual competence: the ability to identify and examine assumptions that constitute the …

It has been recognized since the early days of modern psychiatry that conceptual and
philosophical questions are intimately tied to more practical and clinical issues such as …

Dissatisfaction with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), once
an exception within mainstream clinical literature, has become a new kind of norm in recent …

Stein et al1 survey a range of recent developments in philosophy of psychiatry that are
relevant to clinicians. They recommend that clinical training include the development of …

Very few papers have addressed the subject of training in psychiatry over the past year.
Many describe proposed curricula; few describe the conceptual underpinnings of such …

CONCEPT â•’ ATTAINMENT IN A PRACTICE SETTING Page 1 CONCEPT -ATTAINMENT IN
A PRACTICE SETTING An exploratory temhing plan to cope with the problem of how to insure …

To the Editor: Despite a growing body of research into the processes of clinical reasoning
and decision-making in general medicine, our understanding of these processes in …

The proliferation of theories for conducting psychotherapy makes it easy for a therapist to
become lost in the welter of ideas. In particular, clarity about the criteria for and the …

Concurs with DJ Stein (see record 1993-42159-001) that clinical cognitive science as a
contemporary application of cognitivism, may be a viable framework for meeting the …

ARTICLE 1: ABSTRACT Traumatic Amputation: A Case of Laotian Indignation and Injustice.
Culture is an essential variable of diagnosis and treatment. A cultural perspective draws …