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| Introduction and Methods of Research | |
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| How Do We Define Abnormal Behavior? | |
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| Criteria for Determining Abnormality | |
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| Cultural Bases of Abnormal Behavior | |
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| Historical Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior | |
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| The Demonological Model | |
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| Origins of the Medical Model: In ldquo;Ill Humorrdquo | |
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| Medieval Times | |
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| WitchcraftAsylums | |
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| The Reform Movement and Moral Therapy | |
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| A Step Backward | |
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| The Community Mental Health Movement | |
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| The Exodus from State Hospitals | |
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| Contemporary Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior | |
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| Research Methods in Abnormal Psychology | |
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| Description, Explanation, Prediction, and Control | |
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| The Objectives of Science | |
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| The Scientific Method | |
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| Ethics in Research | |
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| Naturalistic-Observation | |
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| The Correlation Method | |
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| The Experimental Method | |
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| Epidemiological Studies | |
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| Kinship Studies | |
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| Case Studies | |
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| Summing Up | |
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| Contemporary Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior | |
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| The Biological Perspective | |
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| The Nervous System | |
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| Evaluating Biological Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior | |
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| The Psychological Perspective | |
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| Psychodynamic Models | |
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| Learning Models | |
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| Humanistic Models | |
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| Cognitive Models | |
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| The Sociocultural Perspective | |
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| Ethnicity and Mental Health | |
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| Evaluating the Sociocultural Perspective | |
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| The Biopsychosocial Perspective | |
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| The Diathesis-Stress Model | |
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| Evaluating the Biopsychosocial Perspective | |
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| The Case of Jessica- A Final Word | |
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| Summing Up | |
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| Classification and Assessment of Abnormal Behavior | |
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| How are Abnormal Behavior Patterns Classified? | |
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| TheDSMand Models of Abnormal Behavior | |
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| Standards of Assessment | |
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| Reliability | |
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| Validity | |
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| Methods of Assessment | |
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| The Clinical Interview | |
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| Psychological Tests | |
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| Neuropsychological Assessment | |
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| Behavioral Assessment | |
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| Cognitive Assessment | |
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| Physiological Measurement | |
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| Sociocultural and Ethnic Factors in Assessment | |
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| Summing Up | |
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| Methods of Treatment | |
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| Types of Professionals in the Helping Field | |
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| Psychotherapy | |
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| Psychodynamic Therapy | |
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| Behavior Therapy | |
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| Humanistic Therapy | |
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| Cognitive Therapy | |
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| Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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| Eclectic Therapy | |
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| Group, Family, and Couple Therapy | |
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| Evaluating Methods of Psychotherapy | |
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| Multicultural Issues in Psychotherapy | |
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| Biomedical Therapies | |
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| Drug Therapy | |
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| Ethnic Differences in Response to Psychotropic Medication | |
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| Electroconvulsive Th | |