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245 00 Concepts and controversies in obsessive-compulsive 
       disorder /|cedited by Jonathan S. Abramowitz, Arthur C. 
       Houts. 
264  1 New York, NY :|bSpringer,|c[2005] 
264  4 |c©2005 
300    1 online resource (xvii, 437 pages) :|billustrations. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
490 1  Series in anxiety and related disorders 
500    GMD: electronic resource. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and indexes. 
505 00 |gPart I. Phenomenology --|tSymptom dimensions in OCD : 
       developmental and evolutionary perspectives /|rJames F. 
       Leckman --|tDimensional and subtype models of OCD /
       |rSteven Taylor --|gReply to Taylor.|tCombined dimensional
       and categorical perspectives as an integrative approach to
       OCD /|rJames F. Leckman --|gReply to Leckamn et al.
       |tPutting the symptom dimension model to the test /
       |rSteven Taylor --|tAnimal models of obessive compulsive 
       disorder : a neurobiological and ethological perspective /
       |rNicholas H. Dodman and Louis Shuster --|tBehavioral and 
       functional models of OCD /|rArthur C. Houts --|gReply to 
       Houts.|tA dysfunctional animal model of OCD /|rNicholas H.
       Dodman  --|gReply to Dodman and Shuster.|tAnimal models 
       and two traditions in OCD research /|rArthur C. Houts --
       |tThe case for the OCD spectrum /|rEric Hollander ... [et 
       al.] --|tObsessive-compulsive disorder : essential 
       phenomenology and overlap with other anxiety disorders /
       |rJonathan S. Abramowitz and Brett J. Deacon --|gReply to 
       Abramowitz and Deacon.|tBeyond anxiety : etiological and 
       functional overlaps between OCD and OC spectrum disorders 
       /|rEric Hollander and Chin-Chin Yeh --|gReply to Hollander
       et al.|tThe OC spectrum : a closer look at the arguments 
       and the data /|rJonathan S. Abramowitz and Brett J. Deacon
       --|tTrichotillomania : an obsessive-compulsive spectrum 
       disorder /|rDan J. Stein ... [et al.] --|tOverlap of body 
       dysmorphic disorder and hypochondriasis with OCD /|rFugen 
       Neziroglu and Sony Khemlani-Patel --|tContrasting 
       nonparaphilic sexual addictions and OCD /|rStefanie A. 
       Schwartz and Jonathan S. Abramowitz --|tCompulsive buying 
       : a disorder of compulsivity or impulsivity /|rLorraine A.
       Swan-Kremeir, James E. Mitchell, Ronald J. Faber --
       |tContrasting Tourette's syndrome and tic disorders with 
       OCD /|rKieron O'Connor --|gPart II. Etiology --
       |tNeuropsychiatric models of OCD /|rDavid R. Rosenberg, 
       Aileen Russell, Andrea Fougere --|tCognitive-behavioral 
       models of OCD /|rRoz Shafran --|gReply to Shafran.
       |tBiological and cognitive models of OCD : seeking 
       similarities and achieving progress together /|rDavid R. 
       Rosenberg, Aileen Russell, Andrea Fougere --|gReply to 
       Rosenberg et al.|tBiological versus psychological 
       approaches to OCD : war or peace? /|rRoz Shafran and Anne 
       Speckens--|gPart III: Treatment --|tFormal cognitive 
       therapy : a new treatment for OCD /|rJeanne Fama and 
       Sabine Wilhelm --|tTreatment for OCD : unleashing the 
       power of exposure /|rMichael J. Kozak and Meredith E. 
       Coles --|gReply to Kozak and Coles.|tExpanding the 
       conceptualization of cognitive therapy and its therapeutic
       potential /|rJeanne Fama and Sabine Wilhelm --|gReply to 
       Fama and Wilhelm.|tCognitive therapy and exposure 
       treatment for OCD : contrast and rapprochement /|rMichael 
       J. Kozak and Meredith E. Coles --|tThe role of the 
       therapist in behavior therapy for OCD /|tDavid F. Tolin 
       and Scott Hannan --|tSelf-directed exposure in the 
       treatment of OCD /|rCheryl N. Carmin, Pamela S. Wiegartz, 
       Kevin D. Wu --|gReply to to Carmin et al.|tWhat's in a 
       name? The distinction between self-directed and self-
       conducted treatment /|rDavid F. Tollin and Scott Hannan --
       |gReply to Tolin and Hannan.|tSelf-directed versus 
       therapist-directed treatment : additional considerations /
       |rCheryl N. Carmin, Pamela S. Wiegartz, Kevin D. Wu --
       |tCombining pharmacotherapy and cognitive-behavioral 
       therapy in the treatment of OCD /|rH. Blair Simpson and 
       Michael R. Liebowitz --|tCombining serotonin medication 
       with cognitive-behavior therapy : is it necessary for all 
       OCD patients? /|rMartin E. Franklin --|gReply to Franklin.
       |tUsing combination treatments for OCD /|rH. Blair Simpson
       and Michael R. Liebowitz --|gReply to Simpson and 
       Liebowitz.|tMeeting in the middle, then moving forward 
       together /|rMartin E. Franklin. 
520 1  "Recent advances in theory and treatment have 
       significantly increased our understanding of obsessive-
       compulsive disorder (OCD). Yet research on OCD generally 
       falls into categories of either behavioral or biological, 
       and rarely do the two meet. Concepts and Controversies in 
       Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder bridges this gap admirably. 
       Featuring an international panel of 42 experts, this 
       volume focuses in depth on - and presents opposing 
       viewpoints to - the seven conceptual and practical 
       disputes that characterize the field today."--Jacket. 
650  0 Obsessive-compulsive disorder. 
650  7 PSYCHOLOGY|xPsychopathology|xCompulsive Behavior.|2bisacsh
650  7 Obsessive-compulsive disorder.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01042960 
650 12 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. 
700 1  Abramowitz, Jonathan S. 
700 1  Houts, Arthur C. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|tConcepts and controversies in obsessive-
       compulsive disorder.|dNew York, NY : Springer, 2005
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830  0 Series in anxiety and related disorders. 
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