Historical background

Question 1

What was the theoretical approach in the Early period?

Answer 1

Animism

Question 2

What is animism

Answer 2

attribution of a soul to inanimate things

Question 3

What was treatment in the early period?

Answer 3

exorcism, trepining (Craniometry), ostracism

Question 4

What is trepining (craniometry)?

Answer 4

Hole in the skull

Question 5

What was the theoretical approach in the Greek period?

Answer 5

Somatogenesis

Question 6

What is somatogenesis?

Answer 6

Changes in psychological function are due to physical changes

Question 7

What was treatment in Greek period?

Answer 7

Aim for tranquility

Question 8

What is psychogenesis?

Answer 8

the psychological cause to which a mental illness of behavioural disturbance may be attributed

Question 9

Which time period had a strong expression of a tradition of psychogenesis?

Answer 9

Late Greek and Roman period

Question 10

What is the medieval theoretical approach?

Answer 10

belief in demonology

Question 11

What was treatment in the medieval era?

Answer 11

Prayers, touching with relics, laying of hands

Question 12

What era had the first ever legal definitions for those who are distressed?

Answer 12

Medieval period

Question 13

How many women were executed in Europe during the medieval period?

Answer 13

100,000 (most scapegoats)

Question 14

What literature examples of mental disturbances are there in the renaissance and elizabethan period?

Answer 14

Macbeth- hallucinations
Lady Macbeth- obsessive rituals
Hamlet- psychogenesis

Question 15

What was the attitude towards mentally ill towards the industrial revolution

Answer 15

Animalism. Used them as forms of entertainment

Question 16

When did the UK propose a reasoning argument for mental health problems?

Answer 16

Late 1700s by Locke in the humanitarianism and social revolution

Question 17

What is the social theory of vulnerability?

Answer 17

Mentally ill should be approached with compassion as their reasoning was affected by sever personal and social problems

Question 18

What movement took place in the Victorian era?

Answer 18

Eugenic movement (put white males on top)

Question 19

Who found that diseases could affect the brain?

Answer 19

Kraepelin in 19c-20c.

Chemical imbalance as a causal of MHP

Question 20

What did Charcot and Breuer find with their patients with intermittent paralysis?

Answer 20

Episodes are triggered by precise discussion of early trauma