Psychiatric terms and their inventors

Question 1

dementia praecox

Answer 1

kraepelin
“premature dementia”
the disorder we know

today as schizophrenia was originally called dementia praecox by Kraepelin who believed that the brains of individuals who developed schizophrenia had begun to deteriorate prematurely.

Question 2

schizophrenia

Answer 2

bleuler

Question 3

hebephrenia

Answer 3

hecker

Question 4

catatonia

Answer 4

kahlbaum

Question 5

demence precoce

Answer 5

morel

Some sources suggest that the term dementia praecox was only popularized by Kraepelin. The original term demence precoce was first used by Morel in 1852. The College however seems set on rewriting history and suggests Kraepelin to be the person responsible for ‘coining the term’.

We suggest that where it is written as demence precoce the answer should be Morel and where it is dementia praecox that one selects Kraepelin.

Question 6

schizoaffective

Answer 6

kasanin

Question 7

neurasthenia

Answer 7

beard

Question 8

unipolar and bipolar

Answer 8

kleist

think of KLever and STupid
= two poles

Question 9

hypnosis

Answer 9

braid

people with braids are more likely to believe in hypnosis

Question 10

group dynamics

Answer 10

lewin

Question 11

group psychotherapy

Answer 11

moreno

Question 12

psychopathic inferiority

Answer 12

koch

Question 13

psychiatry

Answer 13

reil

Question 14

institutional neurosis

Answer 14

barton

Question 15

mental age

Answer 15

binet

Question 16

anger, surprise, disgust, enjoyment, fear, and sadness

Answer 16

ekman

Question 17

theory of emotion that stated that a thought must precede an emotion.

Answer 17

lazarus

Question 18

rhesus monkeys

Answer 18

harlow

Question 19

suicide

Answer 19

durkheim

Question 20

good enough mother

Answer 20

winnicott

Question 21

main driving force in personality is striving for superiority

Answer 21

adler

Question 22

mask and shadow

personal unconscious and collective unconcious

archetypes - anima, animus shadow and self

Answer 22

jung

Question 23

stages of psychosocial developement

Answer 23

erikson

Question 24

interpersonal therapy

Answer 24

sullivan

Question 25

theories on group dynamics work group and basic assumption group fight or flight, dependency and pairing

Answer 25

bion

Question 26

bowlby

Answer 26

attachment theory

Question 27

theories of grief

Answer 27

bowlby - 4 stage kubler ross - 5 stage

Question 28

concept of defence mechanisms

Answer 28

anna freud

Question 29

transference focussed psychotherapy - useful for people with BPD

Answer 29

kernberg

Question 30

theories on child development autistic, symbiotic and separation-individuation phases

Answer 30

mahler

Question 31

sick role

Answer 31

parsons

Question 32

imprinting

Answer 32

lorenz

Question 33

temperament

Answer 33

thomas and chess

Question 34

intelligence not measured by a single factor - instead 7 independent factors called primary abilities

Answer 34

thurstone

Question 35

gestault psychology

Answer 35

pregnanz

Question 36

behavioural activation

Answer 36

martell

Question 37

total institution, stigma

Answer 37

goffman

Question 38

Nobel Prize in 1949 for the discovery of the therapeutic value of frontal leucotomy in certain psychoses

Answer 38

moniz

Question 39

cheese effect of MAOI

Answer 39

blackwell

Question 40

discovered iproniazid (MAOI)

Answer 40

kline

Question 41

synthesised chlorpromazine

Answer 41

charpentier

Question 42

indroced chlorpromazine as treatment for scizophrenia and coined term neuroleptic

Answer 42

delay and dinker

Question 43

discoved antiderepssant effect of imipramine

Answer 43

kuhn

Question 44

first use of ect

Answer 44

cerletti (and bini)

Question 45

coined term antidepressant

Answer 45

lurie

Question 46

insulin shock therapy

Answer 46

sakel

Question 47

metrazol therapy

Answer 47

meduna

Question 48

clozapine

Answer 48

kane

Question 49

lithium

Answer 49

cade

Question 50

1st SSRI (modified pheniramine to create zimelidine)

Answer 50

carsson

Question 51

memory has a short term storehouse which acts as a working memory o retain and manipulate information temporarily as part of a wide range of essential cognitive tasks such as learning, reasoning, and understanding

Answer 51

Atkinson and Shiffrin’s multistore model (1968)

Question 52

multi store house model of memory

Answer 52

baddeley and hitch

Question 53

cognitive disonance

Answer 53

festinger

Question 54

cognitive triad (view of self, view of world, view of future)

Answer 54

becks

Question 55

theory of attribution

Answer 55

heider

Question 56

utilitarianism

Answer 56

Founded on the work of Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832) and John Stuart Mill (1806–1873).

Question 57

frustration-aggression hypothesis of aggression

Answer 57

dollard

Question 58

multistore model of memory

Answer 58

atkinson and shiffron

Question 59

Nobel prize for the discovery of dopamine's role as a neurotransmitter

Answer 59

carlsson

Question 60

trait theory

Answer 60

allport

Question 61

primae faci duties

Answer 61

ross prima facie duties were then adapted by the Americans Beauchamp and Childress into the four principles approach to medical ethics. they include Fidelity Reparation (duty to make up harm done to others) Gratitude Non-injury Harm-Prevention Beneficence Self-Improvement Justice

Question 62

the term autochthonous

Answer 62

Wernicke an idea which is native to the soil, aboriginal, arising without external cause autochthonous delusion = primary delusion

Question 63

2 factor theory of intelligence

Answer 63

spearman

Question 63

bipolarity of mood disorders

Answer 63

angst

Question 64

bulimia nervosa

Answer 64

russell