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The 10 pages that link to DSM-IV, each with the reason it gives.

• DSM-5-TRRelated: Its categories and multiaxial system formed a major predecessor to DSM-5.

• DSM-5Related: DSM-5 replaced its categories and criteria after a major revision process.

• Cultural psychiatryRelated: Its cultural formulation framework marked a formal effort to address culture in diagnosis.

• DSM-IIIBroader topic: It carried forward DSM-III’s basic framework while revising disorders and criteria.

• Asperger syndromeRelated: It treated Asperger disorder as a distinct diagnosis.

• Culture-bound syndromeRelated: Its appendix listed culture-bound syndromes, making the category explicit in psychiatric classification.

• Amok syndromeRelated: It listed amok among culture-bound syndromes in an appendix.

• Classic autismRelated: It retained autistic disorder among several distinct pervasive developmental disorders.

• Depressive personality disorderBroader topic: It placed depressive personality disorder among conditions needing further study.

• Disorganized schizophreniaRelated: It retained schizophrenia subtypes before their removal in DSM-5.