A historical review of psychopathology

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What is the ancient method of drilling into people's skulls to 'cure' their madness called?!

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Demonology relates to the medieval period where people believes psychopathology was caused by people being possessed involuntarily or voluntarily. What was a consequence of this?

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Which of these statements can be said about Bethlem (Bedlam)?

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What patient was discovered to have been chained to the wall for over ten years in Bedlam?

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Who was batty as argued that the asylum and solitary confinement was therapeutic?!

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Chiarugi, Pinel and Tuke were all pioneers of "Moral Treatment", what were some of the things this treatment included?

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What were psychiatrists called until the late 20th century?

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What approach, developed by McCready involved creating a therapeutic community which aimed at promoting productivity, independence, responsibility, and self-respect?

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Which approach, created by Ayllon and Azrin in 1961, is based upon encouraging desired behaviours (such as washing hair) by giving tokens out which could be exchanged for rewards, like chocolate?

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Nowadays people rarely stay in long-term hospitalisation, instead assertive community treatment is used to?

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In the second half of the 1800's middle class people began complaining about their ......, they were seen to by people like neuropsychiatrists.

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Neurasthenia was a bullshit "disease" discovered by George Beard where people suffered from nerves. The treatment for it was?

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Where the person would stay in bed alone for long periods of time. Think about Mrs Bennett

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Why could rest cure help?

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The rest cure discovery thing paved the way for psychotherapy. Name the famous psychotherapist who invented psychoanalysis?

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Match the explanatory paradigms to their descriptions

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Genetics (Biological)
Neuroscience (Biological)
Psychoanalysis (Psychological)
Behavioural (Psychological)
Cognitive (Psychologist)
Humanist-existential (Psychological)

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Assumes that psychopathological symptoms stem from a person’s attempt to defend him/herself from unconscious unacceptable feelings and ideas.
Assumes that psychopathological symptoms are learned dysfunctional reactions to life experiences.
Assumes that psychopathology symptoms result from acquired irrational beliefs that produce dysfunctional ways of thinking and biased information processing.
Focuses on the extent to which psychopathology symptoms are inherited.
Sees psychopathology as a blocking of the natural ability for self-healing and personal growth, due to distorted perceptions, lack of awareness about feeling, or a negative self-image.
Focuses on the association between psychopathology symptoms and abnormalities or differences in brain or central nervous system functioning.

A historical review of psychopathology

Questão 1 of 1

Tempo Restante

What is the ancient method of drilling into people's skulls to 'cure' their madness called?!

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Demonology relates to the medieval period where people believes psychopathology was caused by people being possessed involuntarily or voluntarily. What was a consequence of this?

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Which of these statements can be said about Bethlem (Bedlam)?

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What patient was discovered to have been chained to the wall for over ten years in Bedlam?

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Who was batty as argued that the asylum and solitary confinement was therapeutic?!

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(0/0)

Chiarugi, Pinel and Tuke were all pioneers of "Moral Treatment", what were some of the things this treatment included?

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(0/0)

What were psychiatrists called until the late 20th century?

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What approach, developed by McCready involved creating a therapeutic community which aimed at promoting productivity, independence, responsibility, and self-respect?

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Which approach, created by Ayllon and Azrin in 1961, is based upon encouraging desired behaviours (such as washing hair) by giving tokens out which could be exchanged for rewards, like chocolate?

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(0/0)

Nowadays people rarely stay in long-term hospitalisation, instead assertive community treatment is used to?

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(0/0)

In the second half of the 1800's middle class people began complaining about their ......, they were seen to by people like neuropsychiatrists.

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Neurasthenia was a bullshit "disease" discovered by George Beard where people suffered from nerves. The treatment for it was?

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Explicação

Why could rest cure help?

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The rest cure discovery thing paved the way for psychotherapy. Name the famous psychotherapist who invented psychoanalysis?

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Match the explanatory paradigms to their descriptions

Corresponda o texto (clique e arraste)

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Genetics (Biological)

Neuroscience (Biological)

Psychoanalysis (Psychological)

Behavioural (Psychological)

Cognitive (Psychologist)

Humanist-existential (Psychological)

Assumes that psychopathological symptoms stem from a person’s attempt to defend him/herself from unconscious unacceptable feelings and ideas.

Assumes that psychopathological symptoms are learned dysfunctional reactions to life experiences.

Assumes that psychopathology symptoms result from acquired irrational beliefs that produce dysfunctional ways of thinking and biased information processing.

Focuses on the extent to which psychopathology symptoms are inherited.

Sees psychopathology as a blocking of the natural ability for self-healing and personal growth, due to distorted perceptions, lack of awareness about feeling, or a negative self-image.

Focuses on the association between psychopathology symptoms and abnormalities or differences in brain or central nervous system functioning.

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