"Psychopathology: An International and Interdisciplinary Perspective" ed. by Robert Woolfolk, et al.

This volume brings together an international array of cutting-edge thinkers who address the basic questions of psychiatry using diverse methods from a variety of different perspectives. The reader is taken to the frontiers of psychiatry and clinical psychology to view the future of the field.

With mental health seemingly deteriorating around the world, the need for fresh perspectives is urgent. The authors featured in this volume fulfill that need admirably.


Contents
1.Introductory Chapter: New Directions in the Study of Psychopathology
2.Evidence for Link Between Mental Disorders and in Utero Exposure to Synthetic Hormones: A Long and Crucial History
3.Symmetrical Aspects of Urban Regeneration in Seoul
4.Neuroscience-Based Anthropological Psychiatry (NBAP): Ten Introductory Concepts
5.The Mental Health of Combatants
6.Prevalence and Treatment of Anxiety Disorders Comorbidities in a Clinical Romanian Sample of Children and Adolescents with Psychiatric Disorders
7.A Meta-Analysis of Sleep Disturbances in Panic Disorder
8.Panic Attacks and Panic Disorder
9.Anxiety: The Dizziness of Freedom—The Developmental Factors of Anxiety as Seen through the Lens of Psychoanalytic Thinking
10.Association between Bipolar Affective Disorder and Periodontal Diseases