History Flashcards

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What is abnormal behaviour?

A

Behavioural, emotional or cognitive dysfunctions unexpected in cultural context and causing distress or impaired function.

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Give 2 deviant behaviours from the supernatural explanation of abnormal behaviour.

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Battle of ‘good’ vs ‘evil’ (e.g. demonic possession) and that caused by the moon and stars (e.g. lunacy).

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What tradition foreshadowed modern views linking abnormality with brain chemical imbalances?

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Galenic-Hippocratic tradition.

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Suggesting black bile caused depression and phlegm cause sluggishness and dullness are examples of what?

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Humoral Theory of Disorders.

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How was mental illness typically treated in the 1930s?

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Biological treatments (e.g. Electroconvulsive therapy, lobotomy).

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How was mental illness beginning to get treated in 1950s?

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Medications (e.g. strong tranquillisers).

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Name 3 defence mechanisms for when the Ego loses the battle between the Id and Superego.

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Denial, displacement and rationalisation.

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Which theory suggests humans are basically good and strive toward self-actualisation?

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Humanistic theory.

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