Research paper on personality disorder ( Depression)
Finding Disorders in DSM V & Screenshot/DSM V - How to find and screenshot Clinical Criteria.pdf
The following is a guide in order to find the clinical criteria for a specific disorder that you
have selected for your Research Paper.
The directions are as follows using a Windows based laptop/computer:
• First, Log on to the portal: myhudson.hccc.edu
• Once in the portal, hover over campus life using your mouse and then click Library
• Once you are on the Library homepage, click Research
• After clicking Research, scroll down and click Psychology
• Once you are in the Psychology tab, click on DSM-5
• Once you are on the DSM Library, click Section II: Diagnostic Criteria and Codes
• Once you click Section II, you will notice different types of disorders, choose the one
that you have selected for your Research Paper
• For instance, if my topic was about Sleeping Disorder, I would select “Sleep-Wake
Disorders”
• Continuing on with the example - After clicking on Sleep-Wake Disorders, this is where I
would select what specific sleeping disorder. In this example I will be selecting Insomnia
• As you scroll down on the page you will find Diagnostic Criteria
• Once you have the Diagnostic Criteria, press PrtScrn (Print Screen) once on your
keyboard
• Once you have pressed the button once, open up a new Microsoft Word Document and
click paste or Ctrl + V on your keyboard
• It is important to note that you will not be able to make a copy of the entire Diagnostic
Criteria which is okay. This is just for my reference which informs me that looked up the
DSM for your disorder.
Note: If using a mac computer, instead of pressing PrtScrn, you would press Shift-Command-4
(all three buttons at the same time). This will allow you to copy a portion of the screen that you
are viewing. In this case you would drag your mouse to highlight the entire section of the
Diagnostic Criteria. Once you have done so, a screenshot will be added to your desktop which
can be used for adding to a Pages or Microsoft Word Document.