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Relationships between Substance Abuse and Psychopathologyensitized to findings from diverse lines of inquiry implicating substance abuse in psychopathology. Some of the findings that suggested this relationship are noted immediately below. For example, McLellan and his colleagues found a high incidence of substance abuse in psychiatric inpatients and demo

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Substance Abuse in the Affective Disordersviduals who are experiencing unhappiness or dysphoria is consistent with popular notions about drug-taking behavior. There is, in fact, a great deal of evidence for a rather strong association between alcoholism and affective disorder, though by no means as simple or as well understood as the popula

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Substance Abuse in Psychiatric Patients(American Psychiatric Association, 1980) indicates that substance abuse problems may be among those exhibited in a number of psychiatric disorders, as in many of the personality and anxiety disorders and in the affective disorders. Many of the chapters in this book confirm this fact. Additionally, r

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Drug Abuse and Psychiatric Disorderse, antisocial, and self-destructive character of addiction, drug use has been considered a psychiatric illness in itself (DSM-III). However, there has also been a traditional belief that drug abuse is intimately related to other psychiatric disorders, although there has been considerable controversy

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Drug-Induced Psychosisoms similar to those of functional psychoses. Drug-induced psychoses have in the last 30 years been observed with a vast array of prescribed and illicit pharmacological agents. Accordingly, extensive work has been done in the past three decades, attempting to elucidate neurobiological mechanisms tha

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