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Mental Status Examinations’ presenting problems dictate both the types of questions asked and the depth of inquiry necessary for a relevant and complete assessment of the mental status. In general, the more deviant and severely disturbed the patient, the more probing the mental status examination should be.

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Alcohol Problemsmated that the cost of alcohol problems in the United States in 1990 was $136.3 billion (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 1990). The costs occur in a wide range of domains, such as excessive morbidity and mortality, lost productivity at work, and disrupted families .

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Translation, Language and Cultureroper interviewing skills; indeed, a clinician who, without appropriate interviewing skills, makes critical decisions about what a client needs and does not need represents a threat to the health of those being served.

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Summary Characterization of Kames the Manhe child and the parent(s) in order to generate a specific psychiatric diagnosis and a systematic plan for treatment. This professional role would be similar to that of other mental health professionals who routinely interview children who present with a variety of emotional and behavioral difficulties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2410-2ce to moral and social values and the term . for the person’s biological potential (Millon, 1981). We know our personality only in interaction with others and our limitations only when circumstances prove our patterned responses inadequate.