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The selective factors leading to psychiatric referral

Community surveys identify a much higher proportion of people suffering from “mental disorder” than are found in psychiatric clinics. We wanted to examine the role that social class played in selection into treatment and to what extent this influence if any, was due to an interaction effect with severity of illness.