Chapter 2 Flashcards
Who pioneered the theory of four humors?
Hippocrates
What were the four humors?
Black bile (melan chole)
Yellow bile (chole)
Phlegm (phlegma)
Blood (haima)
What did Hippocrates wrongly associate with personality?
dreams
What three classifications did Hippocrates classify disorders under?
mania, melancholia, phrenitis
When did Plato live?
(429-347 BC)
Plato was the first to view psychological phenomena as responses of…
the entire organism
Plato was the first to emphasize a model that is similar to…
nature/nurture
Plato believed that criminals…
weren’t responsible for the things they had done
Aristotle wrote what book about consciousness?
On the Soul
What about Aristotle’s philosophy in On the Soul made it so popular?
It focused on the qualitative nature of experience, as well as the nature of consciousness
What did Aristotle believe had the potential to stop all pain and attain pleasure?
thinking
What famous theory about the cause of diseases did Aristotle conform to?
humor theory
Plato sponsored hospital care for people that developed beliefs that ran counter to society’s (T/F)
T
What methods for treating mental diseases did the early Egyptians/Greeks use?
Dieting, massage, hydrotherapy, gymnastics, education
Early roman care for the mentally ill focused on what?
Comfort
Who developed a theory based on flow of atoms through the pores and developed treatments accordingly?
Asclepiades
What was the greatest contribution of Galen to psychology?
Anatomy of the nervous system (he also classified causes of disorders into physical and mental categories)
Yin/Yang can be seen in the views of what current psychological theory?
BIS/BAS
What did Chung Ching do that was revolutionary at his time?
Based his views on clinical observations, and implicated organ pathologies
During the “dark ages”, what tradition of treating the mentally ill survived in the middle east?
Greek - humane treatment