User:EverSince
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[edit] my involvement
- Mental disorder - Disability - Recovery model
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- Classification of mental disorder - Borderline Personality Disorder - Mood disorder - Schizophrenia - Clinical depression - Social anxiety
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- Consumer/Survivor Movement - Psychiatric rehabilitation - Social firm - Moral treatment - Therapeutic community - Soteria
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- Mental health professional - Social psychiatry- Trauma model of mental disorders - Cross-cultural psychiatry - Psychiatry - Clinical Psychology - Biopsychiatry - Anti-psychiatry
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- American Psychiatric Association - NIMH - MindFreedom International - WNUSP
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- Psychotherapy - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - Shock therapy - Antidepressants - Antipsychotics - Pharmaceutical companies
- Evolutionary psychology - Inclusive fitness - Evolutionary ethics
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- Ethics - Morality
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- Religious Society of Friends - Quaker Faith and Practice
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- Eric Baker (activist) - Hannah Mills
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- Mark David Chapman
[edit] random wikibits
[edit] in-text citations
- To add a citation to support a point in an article, add the details (e.g. author, year, title etc) just after that point in the article. Type <ref> before the details and </ref> at the end - so the text of the reference is between these ref tags.
- Once you save the page the details will magically appear in a referece section at the end of the article, with only a number back at the place in the actual text. (If the citation doesn't magically appear in a reference section at the end, there may be no refs section there - in which case at the end of the article add the section by typing:
==References== <div class="references-small"> <references /> </div>
- In the reference details within the text, you can make the title a link by using [http://etc title]. Or you can add an ID number (e.g. Pubmed ID) link at the end. (or, going the other way, if you have a Pubmed ID you can use this webpage once have an ID, to auto-produce the full reference text (in a different format but just add it between ref tags as usual).
- Instead of the initial ref tag, you can use <ref name="name"> ("name" being a brief name you give) - which means you can then use the same reference to support another point elsewhere by just typing <ref name="name"/> at the other point in the article.
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[edit] Tags
Tags to add in the text of articles needing work:
- {{Expandsection}}
- {{Unreferencedsect}}
- {{More sources}}
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