'Doing justice to the clinical consensus requires an explicit recognition of the dimensional nature of symptom distribution, the prototypical nature of clinical diagnosis, the necessity of explanatory pluralism, and the complex, multilevel, multifactorial etiology wherein mental health problems (and the processes that generate them) exis…
'Doing justice to the clinical consensus requires an explicit recognition of the dimensional nature of symptom distribution, the prototypical nature of clinical diagnosis, the necessity of explanatory pluralism, and the complex, multilevel, multifactorial etiology wherein mental health problems (and the processes that generate them) exist in a web of temperament, psychological development, behavioral learning, genetic vulnerability, and social adversity.'
'Doing justice to the clinical consensus requires an explicit recognition of the dimensional nature of symptom distribution, the prototypical nature of clinical diagnosis, the necessity of explanatory pluralism, and the complex, multilevel, multifactorial etiology wherein mental health problems (and the processes that generate them) exist in a web of temperament, psychological development, behavioral learning, genetic vulnerability, and social adversity.'
An excellent preamble for all future discussion.