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Wundt Do You Mean?
100
The word psychology is derived from these two Greek terms.
What are "psyche" and "logia"?
100
This system of theory and therapy proposed that unconscious thoughts and early childhood experiences shape behaviour.
What is psychoanalysis?
100
In Victorian England, this term referred to how some men opted to get rid of their wives.
What is the "madhouse divorce"?
100
This school of thought focuses on observable behaviour and learning through conditioning.
What is Behaviourism?
100
This American psychiatrist popularized and performed thousands of lobotomies in the 20th century.
Who is Walter Freeman?
100
William Wundt is often referred to as the "father" of this.
What is psychology?
200
He developed a theory about the four levels of knowledge.
Who is Aristotle?
200
The part of the unconscious mind attributed to instinctual desires.
What is the "Id"?
200
It's a treatment using water to help alleviate troubling physical or emotional symptoms.
What is hydrotherapy?
200
This scientist's work was originally concerned with digestive function in canines.
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
200
This is one of the oldest documented surgical procedures performed on humans.
What is trepanation?
200
William Wundt was the first to establish this place.
What is an experimental psychology lab?
300
This philosopher believed that "eudaimonia" (happiness or wellbeing) motivates all human action, and that virtue is a form of knowledge connected to achieving it.
Who is Socrates?
300
The first Psychoanalytic Society was founded in this European city.
What is Vienna?
300
This movement gained support through films and books, such as "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "The Bell Jar".
What is the Anti-psychiatry movement?
300
This term refers to Jung’s idea of becoming your “true self.”
What is "individuation"?
300
This is the basis for modern IQ tests (and is still used today).
What is the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale?
300
Wundt's student Edward B. Titchener is considered responsible for this theoretical perspective.
What is "structuralism"?
400
He believed that the soul was divided into three parts: "desiring", "courageous" and "reasonable".
Who is Plato?
400
This term describes the technique pioneered by Sigmund Freud to help patients explore their thoughts.
What is "talking therapy" or the "talking cure"?
400
This movement aimed to close large psychiatric hospitals and shift care into community settings.
What is deinstitutionalization?
400
This Jungian concept refers to the repressed, darker aspects of the personality.
What is the "shadow"?
400
This movement promoted the idea of improving society by controlling reproduction, often leading to harmful policies like sterilization.
What is Eugenics?
400
It's a technique that trained observers used to study and report their own thoughts.
What is introspection?
500
This early medical model explained mental illness as an imbalance of bodily fluids.
What is humoral theory?
500
Who is Anna Freud?
500
According to CAMH, people with this mental illness may have co-occurring substance use disorder rates as high as 50%.
What is schizophrenia?
500
A formerly used term to describe professionals that studied mentally disturbed patients who felt isolated from others.
What is "alienist"?
500
This early approach to psychology tried to map personality traits onto bumps on the skull.
What is Phrenology?
500
A term referring to the study of artifacts of a culture, such as language.
What is "cultural psychology"?
600
According to this philosophy, a self-controlled, peaceful person can correctly perceive the world's natural order, and act on it accordingly.
What is "stoicism"?
600
This term refers to the hidden, symbolic meaning of a dream that is uncovered through techniques like free association.
What is "latent content"?
600
These treatments emerged as “wonder drugs” and revolutionized mental health care in the mid-20th century.
What is psychiatric medication (psychopharmaceuticals)?
600
This concept, demonstrated by the illusion of apparent motion, supports Gestalt psychology’s idea that perception is holistic, not just a direct copy of sensory input.
What is the "phi phenomenon"?
600
This famous 1973 study revealed flaws in psychiatric diagnosis by having healthy individuals fake hearing voices and still be admitted to hospitals and labeled as mentally ill.
What is the Rosenhan experiment?
600
The only woman to be awarded a PhD under Wundt, influential in visual perception, intelligence testing and advertising.
Who is Anna Berliner?