Index Acute stress disorder, 59 Delusions, 34-35, 111-·112 Affect, 30-31, 111 Dependent personality disorder, 144-145, 218- Ageism, 374 219 Agoraphobia, 56-57 Drug abuse, 189-208 Alcohol problems, 155-182 case illustration, 201-207 case illustrations, 169-175 description of, 189-191 description oE, 155-158 obtaining information, 192-198 diagnosis of, 175-178 Drug dependence, 190-191 obtaining information, 158-169 Dyspareunia, 212 Amnesia, 348 Dysthymic disorder, 80, 92-95 Anorexia nervosa, 242-243 Antisocial personality disorder, 134-137 Eating disorders, 241-255 Anxiety disorders, 55-74 case illustrations, 247-249 case illustration, 64-72 description of, 241-245 description of, 55-59 obtaining information, 246-247 obtaining information, 59-64 Echolalia, 32 Anxious depressions, 86-88 Echopraxia, 32 Aphonia, 33 Emergency settings, 4-6 Attention, 38 Essential hypertension, 266-268 Avoidant personality disorder, 144 Ethnic considerations, 10-14 Executive functions, 364 Binge eating disorder, 245 Exhibitionism, 214 Bipolar disorder, 80-81, 89-92 Borderline personality disorder, 138-141, 217- Female orgasmic disorder, 212 218 Female sexual arousal disorder, 211 Bulimia nervosa, 243-245 Fetishism, 214 Formal thought disorder, 44-45 Children, 305-324 Flight of ideas, 32 case illustration, 320-324 Frontal lobe syndrome, 363-364 description of disorders, 306-307 Frotteurisrn., 214 obtaining information, 307-319 child interview, 312-313 Generalized anxiety disorder, 59 parental interview, 309-312 significantothers, 311-312 Hallucinations, 36-37, 111-112 Circumstantial speech, 31-32 Headaches, 258-261 Clang associations, 32 Histrionic personality disorder, 132-134 Cognitive functioning, 347-348 Homicidal thought content, 34 Concentration, 38-39 Hypoactive sexual desire, 211 Confabulation, 33 Hypomania, 81 Confidentiality, 8-10 age, 8-9 Insomnia, 262-266 duty to warn and protect, 9-10 Intelligence, 41-42, 349-350 records,9 Interview schedules, 14-15; see also Structured Coprophilia, 214 interviews Crisis settings, 4-6 Interviewing process, 3-22 Cyclothymic disorder, 81, 92-95 confidentiality, 8-10 399 400 INDEX Interviewing process (cant.) Neurological impairment (cant.) ethnic and racial considerations, 10-14 obtaining information, 349-365 obtaining information, 14-15 setting, 4-8 Obsessive-compulsive dis order, 58 special populations, 20-22 Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, 141- techniques, 15-16 143 therapist behavior, 16-20 Older adults, 373-394 Irritable bowel syndrome, 268-270 case illustration, 385-391 description of, 373-381 Klismaphilia, 214 obtaining information, 381-385 Orientation, 37-38 Language functioning, 347 Outpatient settings, 6-7 Looseness of associations, 32, 111-112 Panic disorder, 56 Major depressions, 84-86 Paranoid personality disorder, 147-149 Male erectile disorder, 211 Paraphilias. See Sexual deviations Male orgasmic disorder, 212 Partialism, 214 Marital dyads, 277-301 Passive-aggressive personality disorder, 145-147 assessment of, 290-292 Pedophilia, 214 case illustrations, 286-289, 296-299 Perseveration, 32 confidentiality, 283-284 Personality disorders, 129-154 description of, 277-279 case illustrations, 133-134, 136-138, 140-146, obtaining information, 279-282 149-151 Medical settings, 7-8 description of, 129-130 Memory, 39-41, 359-362 obtaining information, 130-132 Mental status examination, 5-6, 25-49 and psychotic symptoms, 152 affect and mood, 30-31 Physical abuse, 327-342; see also Sexual abuse appearance and behavior, 27-28 Posttraumatic stress disorder, 58 attitude toward the interviewer, 28-29 Premature ejaculation, 212 case illustrations, 46-49 Pressured speech, 32 intelligence, 41-42 Pseudounipolar depressions, 88-89 memory, 39-41 Psychomotor acceleration, 29 perceptual disturbances, 36-37 Psychomotor agitation, 29 psychomotor activity, 29-30 Psychomotor retardation, 29 reliability, judgment, and insight, 42-43 Psychophysiological disorders, 257-272 sensorium, 37-39 case illustrations, 259-260, 264, 267-270 speech and thought, 31-35 description oE, 257 Migraine headaches, 258-261 obtaining information, 258-259, 263-264, Mood,30-31 266-267, 269 Mood disorders, 79-105 case illustrations, 84-98 Racial considerations, 10-14 description of, 79-82 Retardation of thought processes, 33 and medical-neurological disease, 83-84 and personality disorders, 95-98 Schizoaffective disorder, 112-113 obtaining information, 98-103 Schizoid personality dis order, 149-151 subtypes, 82-98 Schizophrenia, 109-126 Motor system, 347 case illustration, 114-119 Musc1e-contraction headache, 258-261 description oE, 109-113 Mutism,33 negative symptoms of, 111 obtaining information, 113-119 Narcissistic personality disorder, 137-138 positive symptoms of, 111-112 Necrophilia, 214 Schizotypal personality disorder, 151-152 Neologisms, 32 Sensory system, 347 Neurological impairment, 345-372 Sexual abuse, 327-342 description of, 345-347 case illustrations, 334-338, 340-342 INDEX 401 Sexual abuse (cant.) Structured interviews (cant.) description of, 327-328 schedules for mood disorders, 98-100 obtaining information, 330-334 schedules for neurological impairments, 365-372 Sexual aversion, 211 schedules for personality disorders, 130-131 Sexual deviations, 211-236 schedules for schizophrenia, 115 case illustrations, 227-232 schedules for sexual dysfunctions and description of, 213-215 deviations, 221-226 obtaining information, 215-227 Stupor, 30 Sexual dysfunctions, 211-236 Suiddal thought content, 33-34 case illustrations, 227-232 description of, 211-213 Tangential speech, 32 obtaining information, 215-227 Telephone scatologia, 214 Sexual masochism, 214 Thought block, 33 Sexual sadism, 214 Transsexualism, 214 Simple phobia. See Spedfic phobia Transvestic fetishism, 214 Sodal anxiety disorder. See Sodal phobia Transvestism, 214 Sodal phobia, 57 Spedfic phobia, 57-58 Urophilia, 214 Structured interviews schedules for alcohol problems, 162-169, 177 Vaginismus, 212 schedules for anxiety disorders, 63-64 Voyeurism, 214 schedules for children, 313-316 schedules for eating disorders, 249-250 Zoophilia, 214 .