The Psychopathology Of Everyday Life Puns

1. Oxford textbook of psychopathology(second ed vs the third ed):

I was wondering if anyone here has read both of these editions, or at least knows the difference. I know ed 2 came out before DSM 5, so I wanted to know the differences are substantial enough for me to pay an extra 150$ to get the third edition.

2)is Theodore Millan's Personality Disorders in Modern Life still relevant despite its old age?

3. If I had to pick one of the two books to read to get a better grasp of psychopathologies, which one is recommended?

Thanks

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This review addresses three questions regarding the relationships among gender, emotion regulation, and psychopathology: (a) are there gender differences in emotion regulation strategies, (b) are emotion regulation strategies similarly related to psychopathology in men and women, and (c) do gender differences in emotion regulation strategies account for gender differences in psychopathology? Women report using most emotion regulation strategies more than men do, and emotion regulation strategies are similarly related to psychopathology in women and men. More rumination in women compared to men partially accounts for greater depression and anxiety in women compared to men, while a greater tendency to use alcohol to cope partially accounts for more alcohol misuse in men compared to women. The literature on emotion regulation is likely missing vital information on how men regulate their emotions. I discuss lessons learned and questions raised about the relationships between gender differences in emotion regulation and gender differences in psychopathology

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/20ea/fca0d29f9a985d3f465624ce1dee6e675a50.pdf

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