DSM-5 Pocket Guide (Speedy Study Guides) Kindle Edition

I have been unable to obtain the information that I thought I would be able to find in this DSM-5 Pocket guide. If you buy this for a buck, you can see what I mean. I forgot to hit the "get a refund" button soon enough, so now I'm out a buck!Silly me...

This wasn't what I was looking for and more beneficial as a printed form than a digital format....

Not at all what I was expecting...duplicated pages & very little information. Only a few disorders mentioned. Very disappointing to say the least.

Do not order this crap, its a waste. Its only about 4 pages of info and not the most useful information. One page was even blank, garbage for sure! I wouldn't even give 1 star, but they make you!

Does not have a lot of the common diagnoses, some listed are not seen much. I was hoping it would hi-lite the sections w/ general symptoms and then breakdown the most common disorders. TO me it would make it more useful as a pocket guide. If this meant more pages that would be ok, it's still easier than searching the DSM 5.

These were purchased for the office - While these are very helpful it angers me that they are so expensive - can't make enough money off us, can they!!!!! Better idea! Buy 1 and make colored copies! NOT WORTH THE EXCESSIVE MONEY!

Three of the 6 pages were the same page. Not at all an overview or notes of DSM5. So disappointing.

Great price for a frequently used reference. Handy to have around.

The Kindle version this Speedy Study Guide is useless: it appears to have been scanned; is an image of seven, two-column pages, which cannot be manipulated into a form that makes it readable; and the text is not such searchable. I know the Kindle version seems to be a bargain, but it is frustrating, a waste of time and, frankly, a con.

The book is not at all comprehensive and is only a few pages long- more like a sample. There is no information about the main disorders and it seems to be only about intellectual disabilities.

Don’t think this is a pocket guide to DSM V. It isn’t. It doesn’t cover about 95% of disorders. It’s just a study crib for a very limited training.

Very unhappy with this purchase, doesn't even contain 50% of the DSM 5 classifications. I definitely do not reccomend this book.

Only a couple of pages long, and as for pocket size... Whose pocket a giants it's huge