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References & Resources
PART IV of IV
By: Birgit Wolz, Ph.D.
The following books, journal articles and resources are not part of the course reading. These are only provided as additional resources on the course topic.
2. References
3. Resources: Books and Articles
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Sponsoring Organizations, Steering Committee, and PDM Task Force
DSM: Diagnosing for Money and Power – Summary of the Critique of the DSM
By Ofer Zur, Ph.D. and Nola Nordmarken, MFT:
Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual offers new approach In March 2006 issue of nePsych.com
By Phyllis Hanlon
Online course for CE credits, critiquing the DSM: DSM: Diagnosing for Money and Power
Critical review of the selling and the scientific base of the DSM
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