Term
DSM
The “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders”, the reference book of American psychiatrists. The first edition came out in 1952, the fifth in 2013.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the main reference book of psychiatrists in the United States. Its third edition, the DSM-III, came out in 1980.
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The American manual of mental disorders. Its fifth edition, DSM-5, appeared in 2013, after the book’s first edition.
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The American diagnostic manual of mental disorders, on which the book's authors rely. It is reissued regularly, and its criteria change.