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Every civilization, because many people started to mental disorders, such as sadness and strange and unnatural behavior. There have been many scientists that were trying to figure out to treat them and treat these disorders. Classification of mental disorders have their roots in the far back in ancient times, the Romans and Egyptians. Even today, the classification of mental disorders subsequent medical type model. However, the classification of mental disorders is not easy and it is harder than it looks, and is very controversial. Despite the classification system has its drawbacks, I think it is safe to say that the classification system outweigh the disadvantages. Provides an effective method of communication between psychologists. Furthermore, the classification system can help avoid psychologists, such as the likelihood that a disease as well as the individuals who are more likely to develop certain mental disorders and the rules for the treatment. To help to facilitate the classification of mental disorders American Psychiatric Association, came with the system, the association of mental disorders in the United States in 1952. This manual was known as DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). Edition of 1994 is the most recent version that I am aware, and includes 17 major classifications and describes more than 200 disorders. DSM had undergone changes and is likely to go more in the future, which shows that progress in the understanding of mental disorders over the years. DSM-IV added and dropped from their classes guide, which caused some serious controversy psychologist, you relied heavily on these techniques. The important thing is the DSM-IV is the axis of multiple functions. Has five axes to diagnose individuals with a mental disorder that is characterized in terms of a range of factors. These five axes DSM-IV are:

Priority I: A diagnostic categories, except for personality disorders and mental retardation.
Priority II: mental retardation and personality disorders.
Priority III: Most medical conditions
Axis IV: Social and environmental complications.
Axis V: current operational capabilities.

Axis I-II describes the majority of mental disorders and Axes III-V is not really necessary for the diagnosis of psychological disorder, but there are to consider all the circumstances. For example, one person can have high blood pressure, which is an example of the axis III, which requires special preventive treatment because some mediation can worsen symptoms for individuals. DSM-IV has put together a wide range of mental health professionals and included a diverse range of audiences, which was something lacking in previous guides, because the majority consisted predominantly white psychiatrists. The biggest controversial part of the DSM-IV is that the symptoms are still described in a psychiatric way. Despite the fact that psychologists are more involved in it then sometimes it still shows the medical model of diagnosis for patients, which puts less emphasis on external factors such as environmental effects on mental disorders. Here are some common issues with labeling in the DSM-IV. Some of these categories are mental disorders, as some people would include everyday activities to be harmless. For example, if someone has a hard time learning math or writing, than to be labeled as a mental disorder. The dependence on certain substances as good cappuccino from Starbucks would be classified as a mental disorder, because the person who will be seen as a person dependent on addictive substances problem. In addition, some individuals do not have mental disorders may prove to believe that they do a simple misdiagnoses. Concept, which refers to where the people believe that they believe something when they said that it is known as self-fulfilling prophecy. Labels can have harmful effects on the individuals and they lose self-esteem when they believe they are mentally ill. A lot of time, individuals to avoid helping to prevent these labels because they do not want people to think of them differently. DSM-IV may have its critics and inaccuracies, but it is still the most complex mental categorizing system currently available. As well as already noted, there are many groups for mental disorders. And very often one that affects nearly 19.1 million Americans are anxiety disorders. If you constantly worry than that could be an indicator that you have some type of anxiety disorders. To anxiety disorders is that mental disorder can cause a number of abnormalities in motor function. Examples of anxiety disorders include generalized anxiety disorder, phobic disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, post-traumatic disorder and social anxiety disorder. I’m going to discuss Generalized Anxiety Disorder, since the first one of the more common anxiety disorders. Take for example the case study. Amy is thirty years old and since then she and her husband had argued that developed a lot of built up tension and nervousness always go out to the public. She believes trembling and usually perspiring, when he returned from buying. These symptoms are common for anxiety disorders. In phobic disorders, on the other hand person has intense fear of a particular object or thing. A lot of people to be informed about some common ones such as fear of spiders or Arachnophobia, and the fear of closed spaces close or claustrophobia. But there are also much more bizarre that people can be informed as Dikephobia or fear of justice and Geliophobia or fear of laughter. A very interesting psychological disorder is obsessive compulsive disorder, and each of these obsessions was to do things a certain way or orders, and this is causing them mental distress. For example, may have to get dressed and take their clothes in a particular way, and if they mess up than have to start again, because the destroyed sequence. These rituals will be to consume vast majority of individual time. Panic Disorder is a case where the person has periods of deep fear. This usually does not last too long and some symptoms are different tremble and experience shortness of breath. Other post-traumatic disorder is a feeling of emptiness and depression individual experience after traumatic events, such as the aircraft after the fall or abuse / rape. Even though men and women can enjoy this disorder is more likely that there are females. Last, social anxiety disorder is the fear that social situations that have been evaluated and others. A classic example is very restless and nervous during the interview.