Exam 3 Flashcards
Shamanism and Trephining
hole drilled into the skull to treat health problems
Greece and Rome
A brief light on the subject
The French Revolution;Pinel
Military and the modern realm of medicine,
Mesmer and Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin and lightening to electricity.
Rush and Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix - American
Benjamin Rush - Medical Doctor, so brilliant
Charcot
hypnosis and hysteria, believed it was a neurological disorder
Abandonment seduction Hypothesis
mental illness originated in premature sexual trauma
Freud
founder of psychiatry, medical docter
psychoanalysis and psychodynamic theory
student of Charcot
Psychic determinism
pertaining to the psyche,
-the fact that mental events are non-random
transference - patient gets angry and therapist takes place of important person that repressed memory
contertransference- when the therapist begins to look at the patient as an important person from their past
Unconscious influences and Libido and its localities
Id, Super Ego, Ego
Id is in the animal part of the brain
as the child get older the libido fixates at different areas of the body, oral - anal - phallic - latent - genital, inconsistencies with process and performance
Continuity with animals
Free association, unconscious forces in the part of the animal brain. Leads to symbolic interpretations or insight.
Qualitative vs Quantitative
Quantitative - change in amount, Qualitative- Ex. Eye color, hair color, gender, etc.
Jung, Alder, Horney & Klein
Psychoanalytic theory as a projective.
Individual unconscious- collective uncov -Archetypes
Lightener Witmer
introduced clinical psychology
Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Therapies
Behaviorism is most effective with autistic children while using conditioning.
Horney
Anxiety and insecurity, feminnine psychology, self help and self analysis
systems theory approach
social organizations needed to interact with the environment in order to survive.
Harry Harlow
modern trends in development, rhesus monkies
genetic epistomology
study of the origins of knowledge, established by Piajet
ethology
the science of animal behavior
Toleman
Cognitive behavioralist, latent learning - learning occurs even if no reinforcement is offered…appears in situations where it is needed
The Cognitive Revolution
sperling, miller, bartlett, broad, neisser,
Bartlette
memory reconfigures, long term memory… memories of past events and experiences are actually mental reconstructions colored by cultural attitudes and personal habits rather than direct recollections
neisser
computer as the mind, mental process could be mesured
