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The American psychiatric association’s official classification of mental disorders. The DSM is an evolving text that is periodically revised to reflect the most recent knowledge regarding mental disorders.<\/p>\n

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  1. DSM-I The first edition, published in 1952.<\/li>\n
  2. DSM-II The second edition, published in 1968.<\/li>\n
  3. DSM-III The third edition, published in 1980.<\/li>\n
  4. DSM-III-R The revised DSM-III, published in 1987.<\/li>\n
  5. DSM-IV The fourth edition, published in 1994.<\/li>\n
  6. DSM-IV-TR The evidence-based revision of the DSM-IV text, published in 2000.<\/li>\n
  7. DSM-5 The fifth edition, scheduled for publication in 2013.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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    Also known as the DSM-IV, this reference work is published by the American Psychiatric Association and gives information on mental health disorders. It supplies lists of causes of disorders, useful statistics, and prognoses. The DSM-IV is used by professionals to make psychiatric diagnoses in the United States and in other countries.<\/p>\n

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