Religious content in the DSM-III-R glossary of technical terms

David B. Larson; Samuel B. Thielman; Mary A. Greenwold; John S. Lyons; Stephen G. Post; Kimberly A. Sherrill; Glenn G. Wood; Susan S. Larson

Religious content in the DSM-III-R glossary of technical terms

David B. Larson
, Samuel B. Thielman
, Mary A. Greenwold
, John S. Lyons
, Stephen G. Post
, Kimberly A. Sherrill
, Glenn G. Wood
, Susan S. Larson

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The authors reviewed Appendix C of DSM-III-R, Glossary of Technical Terms, for its references to religion. Religion was referred to more frequently in this glossary than it is in psychiatric research. The authors conclude that although the Glossary uses religion in constructive or cautionary reminders, the high rate of illustrative case examples of psychopathology that involve religion in the Glossary indicates cultural insensitivity in interpreting religion.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1884-1885
Number of pages	2
Journal	American Journal of Psychiatry
Volume	150
Issue number	12
State	Published - Dec 1993

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