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Is the concept of "dimension" applicable to psychiatric objects?

Is the concept of "dimension" applicable to psychiatric objects?

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Epistemology of mental symptoms.

What kinds of things are psychiatric disorders?

Epistemology of psychiatry.

Dimensional models of psychopathology: research agenda and clinical utility.

Mental symptoms: are they similar phenomena? The problem of symptom heterogeneity.

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