Chapter 2 Flashcards

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1
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Who pioneered the theory of four humors?

A

Hippocrates

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2
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What were the four humors?

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Black bile (melan chole)
Yellow bile (chole)
Phlegm (phlegma)
Blood (haima)

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3
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What did Hippocrates wrongly associate with personality?

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dreams

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4
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What three classifications did Hippocrates classify disorders under?

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mania, melancholia, phrenitis

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5
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When did Plato live?

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(429-347 BC)

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6
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Plato was the first to view psychological phenomena as responses of…

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the entire organism

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Plato was the first to emphasize a model that is similar to…

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nature/nurture

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8
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Plato believed that criminals…

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weren’t responsible for the things they had done

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9
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Aristotle wrote what book about consciousness?

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On the Soul

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10
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What about Aristotle’s philosophy in On the Soul made it so popular?

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It focused on the qualitative nature of experience, as well as the nature of consciousness

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What did Aristotle believe had the potential to stop all pain and attain pleasure?

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thinking

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12
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What famous theory about the cause of diseases did Aristotle conform to?

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humor theory

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13
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Plato sponsored hospital care for people that developed beliefs that ran counter to society’s (T/F)

A

T

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14
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What methods for treating mental diseases did the early Egyptians/Greeks use?

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Dieting, massage, hydrotherapy, gymnastics, education

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Early roman care for the mentally ill focused on what?

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Comfort

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16
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Who developed a theory based on flow of atoms through the pores and developed treatments accordingly?

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Asclepiades

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17
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What was the greatest contribution of Galen to psychology?

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Anatomy of the nervous system (he also classified causes of disorders into physical and mental categories)

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18
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Yin/Yang can be seen in the views of what current psychological theory?

A

BIS/BAS

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19
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What did Chung Ching do that was revolutionary at his time?

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Based his views on clinical observations, and implicated organ pathologies

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20
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During the “dark ages”, what tradition of treating the mentally ill survived in the middle east?

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Greek - humane treatment

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21
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During the “dark ages”, what was it like in europe?

A

Plagued with madness, exorcisms peaked in 14th/15th centuries

22
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St. Vitus’s dance is caused by what?

A

Group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus

23
Q

Lycanthropy is caused by what?

A

Ergot fungus

24
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The renaissance lead to a rejection of what?

A

Witchcraft/Demonolgy

25
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Paracelcus lived when?

A

1490-1540

26
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What hypothesis did paracelcus postulate?

A

Mismatch hypothesis - conflict between instinctual and spiritual nature of humans

27
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When were the first Asylums established?

A

Sixteenth century

28
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What was the most famous aslyum?

A

Monastery of St. Mary of Bethlem (bedlam), converted by Henry VIII

29
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What changes to psychological care took place during the humanitarian reform?

A

France - Philippe Pinel notices treating patients nicely causes less symptoms
England - WIlliam Tuke establishes York
America - Benjamin Rush wrote Medical Inquiries and Observations upon Diseases of the Mind (1812)
America - Dorothy Dix advocates for humane treatment

30
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What was wrong with Medical Inquiries and Observations upon Diseases of the Mind?

A

Relied on astrology, bloodletting, purgatives

31
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What did Moral Management theory focus on?

A

Rehabilitation of character rather than physical or mental disorders

32
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What was Ben Franklin’s greatest contribution to psychology?

A

The proposition of ECT

33
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How does ECT work?

A

innteruption in hyperconnectivity in left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

34
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Is ECT effective?

A

Very, in some cases

35
Q

What were psychiatrists called in the nineteenth century?

A

Alienists

36
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In the twentieth century, Clifford Beers described his own mental collapse in what?

A

A Mind That Found Itself

37
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During the late twentieth century, what happened in the field of psychological care?

A

Reversal in policy - closing of many psychiatric hospitals (financial reasons)

38
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What discovery proved that mental illnesses were treatable without hand holding or exorcisms?

A

The relationship between paresis and syphilis

39
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Who was the first to truly emphasize the importance of brain in psychic functions, and when?

A

Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777)

40
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Who were the scientists that pioneered psychosurgeries?

A

Cotton and Moniz

41
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What was the forerunner to the DSM, and when was it first published?

A

Compendium der Psychiatrie (1883)

42
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Who wrote the Compendium der Psychiatrie?

A

Kraepelin

43
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Mesmerism=

A

hypnotism

44
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In what way were those at the Nancy School fraudulent?

A

Misinterpreted findings with hypnosis to make it seem more effective

45
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Sigmund Freud lived when?

A

1856-1939

46
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What perspective did Sigmund Freud develop?

A

Psychoanalytic perspective

47
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What discoveries did the psychoanalytic perspective lead to?

A

Catharsis, the subconscious, free association

48
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Who had the first experimental psychological laboratory?

A

Wilhem Wundt

49
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What did Ivan Pavlov study?

A

Mechanisms of digestion

50
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John B. Watson believed very strongly in…

A

Classical conditioning