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Widely used by students, scientists, specialists, and translators, this two-volume German-English / English-German Dictionary of Psychology and Psychiatry is the most comprehensive bilingual resource in these fields. The latest edition has been fully revised, updated, and significantly expanded with new entries. It includes a thorough review of psychiatric terminology, incorporating terms from DSM-IV and ICD-10, reflecting the evolving nature of the discipline. Approximately 4,000 new terms have been added, bringing the total to around 35,000 in each language. The dictionary emphasizes new terminology in biological psychology, personality psychology, methodology, and computer-based assessment, while also addressing relevant terms from computing and the internet. Corrections and changes in usage since the previous edition have been made, and obsolete terms have been removed. The new German spelling and orthography are consistently applied throughout the work.

Widely used for many years by scientists, practitioners and students, as well as translators, the two-volume English-German / German-English Dictionary of Psychology and Psychiatry is generally regarded as the most exhaustive bilingual compilation of terminology in these fields available. In this brand new edition, the Dictionary has not only been fully revised and updated, but also considerably expanded. For instance, all the terms and vocabulary from the field of psychology and psychiatry have been carefully reviewed and brought up to date by the inclusion of the terminology used in DSM-IV and ICD-10, as well as numerous other entries. Overall, around 4,000 new terms have been added in this edition. The Dictionary thus includes not only words and terms from clinical psychology and psychiatry, but also new terminology from areas such as cognitive neuroscience, biological psychology, personality psychology, methodology, and computer-based assessment, as well of course as relevant terms from fields like computing and the internet. At the same time changes of usage and the new German spelling and orthography have been incorporated throughout. Also included in an appendix are explanations and translations of more than 1,000 of the most common abbreviations used in the fields of psychology and psychiatry.