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Diagnosis in Clinical Psychology
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Diagnosis in
Clinical Psychology
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Contents: Introduction / “Real”
Psychological Diagnosis /
Emotions—Not Historical Truth
Introduction:
Medicine
and
Psychology
T he practice of medicine and the practice of psychology
have evolved from two different traditions. The practice of medicine evolved
as masters passed on to their students various oral traditions about healing
treatments and remedies. It didn’t even matter if anyone knew why a
treatment worked; all that mattered was that someone could say, “In
these circumstances, this treatment seems to work.” If
an extract of willow bark relieved a headache, then so be it. Only later
would scientific inquiry be utilized both to find new treatments and to validate
old ones—such as discovering in willow bark the chemical we now know
as aspirin.
Since oral lore
decisively linked the illness with the cure, medical treatment then, as now,
therefore depends on diagnosis . First the
symptoms are carefully identified, and then the
cure—traditionally associated with those particular symptoms—is
applied. "
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