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Event responsible for the relocation of the centre of psychiatry from Europe to the US in the 20th century

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Second world war

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Most important figure in phenomenological psychopathology

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Karl Jaspers

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Syndrome which was named after a quick change actor who played multiple parts within his shows

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Fregoli syndrome

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Used camphor to induce seizures to treat psychosis

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Ladislas Meduna

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First used insulin coma therapy

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Manfred Sakel

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First used sodium bromide to induce a deep sleep for deep sleep therapy to treat psychiatric patients

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Neil MacLeod

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Popularised the use of lithium to treat mania

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John Cade

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Chemist associated with the development of chlorpromazine

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Paul Charpentier

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Introduced MAOIs

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Kline

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Discovered the antidepressant effect of imipramine

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Kuhn

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Meaning of the word schizophrenia

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Split mind

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Responsible for care of inmates at the Bicêtre Hospital in Paris in 1793 and instituted more humane treatment there

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Pinel

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First used the term learning disability

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Samuel Kirk

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Neurosurgeon who was born in Virginia in 1904 and was an advocate and prolific practitioner for psychosurgery, especially lobotomy

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James Watts

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Associated with the biopsychosocial model

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George Engel

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Associated with the diathesis stress model of depression

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Aaron Beck

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Associated with genetic determinism

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Weismann

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First neurotransmitter to be identified

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Acetylcholine

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Type of eugenics where there is reduction of reproduction between individuals with ‘undesirable’ traits

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Negative eugenics

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Type of eugenics where there is increased reproduction between individuals with ‘desirable’ traits

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Positive eugenics

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Type of eugenics carried out in Nazi Germany which involved the forced sterilisation of those with learning disabilities

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Negative eugenics

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The idea that the IQ of a population falls over time as those with a higher IQ have fewer children

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Dysgenics

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Argued that paternalism only applies to autonomous individuals

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Beauchamp

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First described the concept of expressed emotion

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Brown

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Described the schizophrenogenic mother

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Fromm-Reichmann

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Psychiatric diagnostic manual that first introduced widespread operationalised criteria in mental health diagnosis

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DSM III

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First advocated a multi-axial formation to psychiatric diagnosis in 1947

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Essen-Möller

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Argued that disturbance in ‘part functions’ of the brain e.g. emotion, perception etc. was key to understanding mental illness, and was strongly against using socially deviant behaviour as a part of diagnosis

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Lewis

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Neurologist whose demonstration of hypnosis triggered Sigmund Freud’s interest in psychological therapy

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Charcot

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Developed the theory of animal magnetism

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Mesmer

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Founded the therapeutic community Kingsley Hall

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RD Laing

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First described dysmorphophobia

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Morselli

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Year in which dysmorphophobia was first described

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1886

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First developed ECT

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Cerletti

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Year in which ECT was first developed

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1938

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36
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Year in which dementia praecox was first described

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1893

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37
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Conducted work on marital therapy in 1967

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Dicks

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38
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Year in which the first rank symptoms of schizophrenia were first described

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1959

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39
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Discovered syphilis as a cause of mental illness

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Schauddin

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Described the four As of schizophrenia

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Bleuler

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Year in which the four As of schizophrenia were described

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1911

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42
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Main discrepancy found in the US-UK diagnostic project in 1972

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Threshold for diagnosis of schizophrenia was much lower in the US

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First effective somatic therapy for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder

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Insulin coma therapy

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Developed the first effective treatment for general paresis of the insane (neurosyphilis) and received a Nobel prize in 1927

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Wagner-Juaregg

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45
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Likely oldest treatment for mental illness

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Trephination

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Practice of making a hole in the skull of a living person, possibly to allow the exit of disease causing spirits

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Trephination

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Year in which ICD 10 was published

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1992

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Year in which the first ICD was published

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1855

49
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Edition of ICD which included diseases as well as causes of death

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6th

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Year in which DSM IV was published

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1994

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Year in which DSM V was published

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2013

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Year in which the first DSM was published

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1952

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Year in which ICD 6 was published

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1948

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Coined the term therapeutic community

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Tom Main

55
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Main problem with early ECT

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Spinal and limb fractures

56
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Four humours of classical Greek medicine

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Black bile
Yellow bile
Blood
Phlegm

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Described dreaming as a way of the brain deleting useless information

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Crick and Mitchison

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Coined the term organ inferiority

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Adler

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Described object constancy

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Mahler

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Developed the rest cure for neurasthaenia and hysteria

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Silas Weir Mitchell

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Developed the idea of degeneration as a cause of mental illness

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Morel

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Founded the York retreat based on ‘moral therapy’

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William Tuke

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Religion ‘moral therapy’ stemmed from

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Quakerism

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Described the ‘stigmata’ of hysteria

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Jean-Marie Charcot

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Country which was the origin of a strong tradition of neuropsychiatry in the 19th century

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Germany

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Century during which psychiatry emerged as a medical specialty

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18th

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Developed the idea of the ‘false self’

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Winnicott

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Developed the idea of groupthink

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Irving Janis

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Developed the idea of attribution theory

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Bernard Weiner

70
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Developed the idea of type A and B personality

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Friedman and Rosenman

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Described Stockholm syndrome

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Nils Bejerot

72
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Situation Stockholm syndrome first described

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Siege at a Stockholm bank

73
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Distinguished true delusions from ‘secondary delusions’ - delusion like ideas

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Karl Jaspers

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Won the Nobel prize for medicine in 1949 for their work on frontal leukotomy

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Moniz

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Pioneered LSD therapy in the 1940s

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Albert Hofmann

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Set up the first therapeutic community in Essex in 1939

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Joshua Bierer

77
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Coined the term dementia praecox

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Kraepelin

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Coined the term manic depression

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Kraepelin

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Coined the term demence precoce

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Morel

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Coined the term schizophrenia

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Bleuler

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Coined the term hebephrenia

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Hecker

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Coined the term catatonia

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Kahlblaum

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Coined the term schizoaffective

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Kasanin

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Coined the term neurasthenia

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Beard

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Coined the term unipolar and bipolar

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Kleist

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Coined the term hypnosis

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Braid

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Coined the term group dynamics

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Lewin

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Coined the term group psychotherapy

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Moreno

89
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Coined the term psychopathic inferiority

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Koch

90
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Coined the term psychiatry

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Reil

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Coined the term institutional neurosis

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Barton

92
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Coined the term bulimia nervosa

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Russell

93
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Coined the term unitary psychosis

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Greisinger

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Coined the two syndrome hypothesis of schizophrenia into type 1 and type 2

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Crow

95
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Coined the three syndrome model of schizophrenia

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Liddle

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Coined the term interpersonal psychotherapy

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Klerrman and Weissmann

97
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Coined the term autism as a characteristic feature of schizophrenia

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Bleuler

98
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First attempted to describe what is now ASD as a distinct entity

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Grunya Sukhareva

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First widely published (in English) the use of the word autism as a distinct condition

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Kanner

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Proposed the triad of impairments in autism of social interaction, communication and imaginative difficulties

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Wing

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Coined the term anhedonia

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Ribot

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Introduced the terms extraversion and intraversion

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Jung

103
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Distinguished between basic and accessory symptoms of schizophrenia

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Bleuler

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Introduced szhizophreniform psychosis to describe patients with schizophrenia who did not follow a progressively deteriorating course but had acute onset (in hindsight most felt to have psychotic affective disorders)

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Langfeldt

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Developed the first rank symptoms of schizophrenia

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Schneider

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Used the term demencé to characterise the deterioration in mental abilities of chronically ill, hospitalised patients

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Pinel

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Coined the term schizophrenogenic mother

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Fromm-Reichmann

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Coined the term neuroleptic

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Delay

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Coined the term psychodrama

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Moreno

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Founder of the school of individual psychology

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Adler

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Founder of the school of behaviourism

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John Watson

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Associated with classifying personality according to body build

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Kretschmer

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