Values and DSM-5: looking at the debate on attenuated psychosis syndrome

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Although values have increasingly received attention in psychiatric literature over the last three decades, their role has been only partially acknowledged in psychiatric classification endeavors. The review p..

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reprint Gonçalves, Arthur Maciel Nunes; Dantas, Clarissa de Rosalmeida; Banzato, Claudio E. M. (2016) "Values and DSM-5: looking at the debate on attenuated psychosis syndrome". BMC Medical Ethics 17(1):1-8

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