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Table of Contents & Sample Chapter
The Science and Treatment of Psychological Disorders by Ann M. Kring and Sheri L. Johnson provides a thorough and integrative exploration of psychological disorders, blending contemporary research with clinical application. The text emphasizes multiple perspectives—including genetic, neuroscientific, cognitive-behavioral, and sociocultural approaches—to understand the causes, manifestations, and treatments of psychological disorders. The sixteenth edition addresses the social context of mental illness, including stigma and systemic issues such as the criminalization of mental illness, while maintaining a focus on equipping learners with problem-solving skills relevant to both clinicians and researchers.
Key Features
Integrative Approach: Explores psychological disorders through genetic, neuroscientific, cognitive-behavioral, and sociocultural lenses to provide a holistic understanding of causes and treatments.
Clinical Relevance: Blends theory and research with practical applications to develop learner skills for real-world clinical problem-solving.
Focus on Stigma and Social Issues: Highlights the societal impact of mental illness, including stigma, misattribution of social ills, and systemic challenges in care and justice.
Interactive Multimedia e-Text: Provides an enriched learning experience with icons linking print content to interactive digital resources.
Case Study Videos & Pause-and-Ponder Activities: Fourteen videos showcase individuals and families experiencing disorders, paired with interactive reflection, self-assessment, and discussion questions.
Interactive Figures, Charts, and Tables: Enhances comprehension of complex concepts, encouraging active engagement and retention.
Self-Scoring Questions and Quizzes: Immediate feedback and practice quizzes at the end of chapters help learners reinforce knowledge and prepare for assessments.