Categorical taxonomy

Question 1

Emil Kraepelin

Answer 1

grondlegger classificatie psych

symptoms were indicators that could help differentiate between distinct mental disorders, rather than viewing them in isolation

Question 2

skinner

Answer 2

How have these symptoms been shaped through conditioning.

Question 3

neo kraepelian revolution

Answer 3

There was critique on reliability of diagnosis and authority of psychiatrists.  DSM3 in 1980. This version became much more relevant and useful. Then in 1994 the DSM4 was published.

Question 4

reasons for dsm

Answer 4

common language
make treatment possible (insurance)
generate hypotheses, prognosis etc

Question 5

5 part framework

Answer 5

classification
people
experts
institutions
knowledge

Question 6

issues DSM

Answer 6

stigma
reification
commodification
essentialism

Question 7

looping effect

Answer 7

categories change people and these altered people in turn, reshape the categories.

Question 8

making up people

Answer 8

Many classifications don’t identify existing groups but actively create new ways of being a person

Question 9

ten mechanisms by which new types of people are created

Answer 9

counting
quanitifying
creating norms
correlating
biologising
medicalising
geneticising
normalising
bureaucratising
resistance

Question 10

6 step differential diagnostics