Empirically validated diagnostic

part 2 book “handbook of personality disorders” has contents: an attachment perspective on callous and unemotional characteristics across development, empirically validated diagnostic and assessment methods, clinical assessment, clinical features of borderline personality disorder, clinical aspects of antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy,… and other contents.

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Patients provide valid informed consent to a treatment or a diagnostic procedure if they have sufficient capacity, have been given appropriate information, and give consent freely without coercion or undue influence. When a patient’s capacity for treatment consent is in doubt, a clinician must determine whether the patient indeed has the capacity. It is a common reason behind requests for psychiatric consultations in a general hospital (Appelbaum, 2007).

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