Chinese Classification Scheme and Diagnostic Criteria for Mental Disorders

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The "Chinese Mental Illness and Classification and Diagnostic Criteria" you mentioned is a professional book. It belongs to the medical category and is a book for psychiatrists. Currently, there is a third edition. It is known in the medical community as CCMD--3.

The reason why it is said that this is a book for psychiatrists is because of its professional nature. I would like to explain your question.

1 Excessive conceit, blaming others for setbacks or failures, and always thinking that they are right. The explanation here mainly refers to; The patient's perception is absurd and does not conform to objective reality. Ridiculous to; Even if it is your own problem, I don't think it's my own responsibility, or I think it's someone else's responsibility.

What you mentioned; It is still possible to objectively analyze the reasons, and of course it does not conform to the fourth article mentioned in the book.

2. Argumentative and hostile detached from reality, stubbornly pursuing unreasonable "rights" or interests of the individual. The term "right" or "interest" here is broadly defined. Refers to all unreasonable "rights" and "interests".

The patient has only one behavior, such as what you mentioned; If a student who studies well thinks that when he meets a bad student, the poor student should say hello first, does this count as stubbornly pursuing personal unreasonable "rights"? This is certainly not an unreasonable "right" or "interest" as mentioned in the book.

Paranoid personality is a type of personality disorder. It is a mental illness. It is a personality that deviates significantly from the norm. The diagnosis of paranoid personality disorder must be made with caution. True paranoia must be reached to be diagnosed; Paranoid personality disorder.

Attention should be paid to the diagnosis;

1 Conduct is broad, for example, the stubborn pursuit of unreasonable "rights" or "interests" of the individual must be many. Ordinary people occasionally fight for unreasonable "rights" or "interests" that are not mentioned in the book.

2 Cognitively, thinking, and conceptually must be clearly beyond the norm. What is basically in line with the norm is not "paranoid personality disorder".

Finally, this is a professional book. If you are not a medical professional, please do not sit in the opposite seat. Otherwise, you will mistakenly harm yourself.

Hello: 1. It can't be regarded as the fourth article, because only conceit, provoking can objectively analyze the reasons, and will not blame others for setbacks or failures, and always think that they are right; So it doesn't count. But it should be vigilant, on the edge;

2. To be detached from reality is not to proceed from the actual situation, to argue and be hostile according to one's own ideas.

3. This good student is stubbornly pursuing his unreasonable personal rights;

From your questions, I always feel that your mentality is a little bad, and I vaguely feel that it is very serious and absolutely rational; This is not suitable for the development of the true self and needs to be noted.

Conceited is always thinking that you are right and not admitting your mistakes! Being able to analyze objectively is not called conceit! To be hostile out of reality is to hate and hate the good intentions of others as malice and the good deeds of others as evil deeds!

Your other question is the same, right? Hehe. I've got another one that you can take a look at. In addition, a tube upstairs said well, this is a professional book, don't sit in the right seat, be sure to find a professional to diagnose. All right?

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The criteria for psychiatric identification are:

1. Mental illness refers to a severe psychological disorder, in which the patient's cognition, emotion, will, action and other mental activities can have lasting and obvious abnormalities;

2. Unable to study, work and live normally;

3. The action behavior is difficult to be understood by ordinary people, and it seems strange and different;

4. Under the domination of pathological psychology, there are actions such as suicide or attacking or injuring others;

5. There are varying degrees of self-control defects, patients often lose their judgment of their own mental symptoms, think that their psychology and behavior are normal, and refuse.

[Legal basis].Article 10 of the Interim Provisions on the Forensic Evaluation of Mental Illness.

The tasks of forensic evaluation of mental illness in civil cases are as follows:

1) Determine whether the person being evaluated suffers from mental illness, what kind of mental illness they have, their mental state when carrying out civil activities, the impact of mental illness on their ability to express their intentions, and whether they have capacity for civil conduct.

2) Determine the mental state of the person being evaluated during the mediation or trial phase, as well as whether they have the capacity to litigate.

The latest edition of the Chinese Classification and Diagnostic Criteria for Mental Disorders is the latest edition and published time.

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The latest version of the Classification and Diagnostic Criteria for Mental Disorders in China was published in 1995 and 2000. In 1958, the first classification scheme, the classification of mental illness, was developed. It was revised and published in 1995 and 2001.

Psychiatric disorders are divided into 10 types, including: organic mental disorders; Psychoactive substances versus non-addictive substances.

The judgment of mental illness is based on a comprehensive assessment of clinical medicine and psychology, including symptoms, disease history, psychological assessment, biological examination and other aspects. The following will detail the basis for the judgment of mental illness and how normal people can prove that they are not sick.

The judgment of mental illness is based on the following aspects:

1.Symptom presentation: The diagnosis of psychosis is mainly based on the patient's symptoms, such as hallucinations, delusions, emotional instability, social difficulties, etc. The doctor will determine whether there are symptoms by interviewing and observing the person's behavior, speech, emotions, etc.

2.Disease history: Knowing the patient's medical history is also important to judge psychosis. Doctors ask people about whether they have similar symptoms or medical history in the past and whether there is a genetic predisposition to psychosis in the family.

3.Psychological assessment: Psychological assessment is to assess the patient's psychological state and functioning through psychological tests, questionnaires, etc. These assessment tools can help doctors get a more objective picture of a patient's mental health.

4.Biological tests: Biological tests include neuroimaging, blood tests, etc., which can help doctors rule out other possible physical diseases and further understand the patient's physiological condition.

How can a normal person prove that he is not mentally ill? First of all, normal people have no symptoms, no obvious hallucinations, delusions, emotional instability and other symptoms. Second, normal people do not have a history of candid illness, no past history of mental illness, and no genetic predisposition to mental illness in the family.

In addition, normal people do not have abnormal results in psychological evaluations, and there are no manifestations of psychological problems or psychological disorders. Finally, normal people do not have abnormal results in biological examinations, and there are no other physical diseases.

However, it is important to note that the diagnosis of psychosis is carried out by professional doctors, who will use their professional knowledge and clinical experience to determine whether a patient is mentally ill or not. Normal people can maintain their mental health by maintaining good mental health, facing life pressures positively, and maintaining good lifestyle habits. If you have any psychological problems or concerns, it is recommended to consult a professional psychological counselor or doctor for professional help and advice.

Fantasy is not, hallucinations or delusions are.

Hallucinations are sensory disorders such as auditory and visual hallucinations. Delusion is a self-related, undoubted, absurd, and systematic misconception, and it is delusion that meets the first four points.

Of course, there are formal diagnostic criteria, and it may be unprofessional and formal to go to a psychiatric hospital.