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New DSM 5 TR Hardcover & Desk Reference Paperback Soft Combo Pack
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New DSM 5 TR Paperback Soft & Desk Reference Spiral Combo Pack 978-0890425763 + 978-0890425800
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- Publisher: Amer Psychiatric Pub Inc
- Language: English
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- ISBN: 978-0890425800
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New DSM 5 TR Paperback Soft & Desk Reference Spiral Combo Pack
978-0890425763
978-0890425800
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Reviews (12)
Landon Hayes –
This combo pack is extremely well-organized and updated with the latest DSM-5-TR criteria. The spiral desk reference makes quick look-ups in clinical settings incredibly easy while the paperback provides full diagnostic detail.
Avery Mitchell –
Great pairing for students and clinicians. The softcover is comprehensive, and the spiral desk guide is super convenient during assessments.
Brielle Carter –
Detailed and user-friendly, helps clarify diagnostic criteria efficiently. The desk reference spiral stays open flat, which is super useful during client sessions.
Ethan Brooks –
Very practical combo pack — perfect for exam review and real-world psychiatric diagnosis. The content feels clear and well explained.
Serena Parker –
Excellent resource for mental health professionals. The paperback gives depth, while the desk reference is ideal for daily clinical use.
Caleb Turner –
Clear structure and logical organization make learning diagnoses easier. Spiral binding on the desk reference is a nice touch.
Mia Bennett –
Informative and highly accessible. Between full descriptions and quick references, this combo supports both study and practice.
Noah Richardson –
Good combination of depth and convenience. Very helpful for students working on diagnostic skills.
Chloe Sullivan –
Comprehensive yet easy to navigate. The spiral desk guide opens flat for quick checks during client sessions.
Zachary Cole –
Great resource set for psychiatric assessment and documentation. Loved the practical examples and organized layout.
Lily Morgan –
Helpful for both learning and quick referencing. The paperback is detailed without being overwhelming.
Dylan Harper –
Good balance of theory and usability. Desk reference is perfect for busy clinicians who need criteria fast.