Phobias
What is the "fear of" called?
Phobias
What disorder can come from body dysmorphia?
Eating disorder
These Brothers killed their Parents because of abuse.
Menendez Brothers
This humanistic psychologist believed people just needed a little unconditional positive regard to reach their full potential—basically making him the Mr. Rogers of therapy.”
Carl rodgers
True or False:
Some disorders can come from (childhood) trauma or genetics?
True
This phobia describes an irrational fear of enclosed spaces
Claustrophobia
What are the five parts of anxiety disorders
Generalized anxiety disorder,Panic disorder,Phobias,Obsessive-compulsive disorder,Post-traumatic stress disorder.
A very well known serial killer who was prolific in the 1800s and he somewhat referred as a legend.
Jack the Ripper
He is the father of psychology (NOT THE CREATOR)
Sigmund Freud
What is the pleasure principle
Id
This phobia describes a fear of water.
Aquaphobia
What is an exaggerated "Fight or flight" lead to?
Panic disorder/ Panic attacks
White man who killed and raped a lot of young women in the 1970
Ted Bundy
This Russian physiologist accidentally discovered that dogs can be trained to drool at the sound of a bell, paving the way for behavioral psychology (and making dinner bells very confusing for canines).
Ivan Pavlov
What is the Frontal Cortex and what does it do
The frontal cortex, located in the front of the brain behind the forehead, is responsible for higher-level cognitive functions like planning, problem-solving, decision-making, and controlling emotions and behaviors
Phobias Come from what
anxiety disorders
True or False:
One of Schizophrenia's symptoms is hallucinations?
True
"This amateur clown and wannabe politician had a hobby of collecting bodies in his crawl space, proving that not all jokers are funny.
Who is John Wayne gacy
“Considered the father of American psychology, this philosopher-psychologist championed functionalism and wrote The Principles of Psychology, proving that thinking about thinking could actually be a career.”
William james
This psychological approach focuses on human potential, free-will, and the journey of self-actualization. One might say that this theory focuses on the “healthy brain” rather than a “sick brain
(Humanistic Theory)
What is the fear of spiders called?
Arachnophobia
What is it called when someone can't survive on their own?
Dissociative disorder
“This cryptic criminal loved sending taunting letters, making ciphers no one asked for, and somehow managing to never get caught—despite literally giving out clues.”
Zodiac Killer
“Known as the father of experimental psychology, this 19th-century researcher set up the first psychology lab and made people sit around describing their thoughts in the name of science
Wilhelm Wundt
This concept describes the relationship between a person’s internal and external world, as well as its effects on development.
(Nature vs. Nurture)