Studies
An infamous study commonly links this medication to Autism.
What is Tylenol?
This Neurodevelopmental Disorder is commonly harder to find amongst women, and undiagnosed people "mask" their struggles. Extreme cases diagnosed very early.
What is Autism?
This term, to involve a sense that's either too strong or too weak, either in reaction or in strength.
What is SPD(Sensory Processing Disorder)?
The guy behind the Oedipus.
Who is Sigmund Freud?
This complex commonly believes they need to help everyone they see.
What is Hero Complex?
This social experiment had people playing cops and robbers.
What is the Stanford Prison Experiment?
A disorder commonly stereotyped and can be helped via medication, though it necessitates watch.
What is Schizophrenia?
A collective of people within one body.
What is (a) System?
This person, died in 2023, was the first recorded of a certain neurodevelopmental disorder, and was a Savant.
Who is Donald Triplett?
This variant of another disorder involves women and their children bonding.
What is Postpartum Depression?
In 1939, 22 orphans participated in a study against their will.
What is The Monster Study?
DID without the dissociative amnesia.
What is OSDD?
The fourth of the three F's. Common amongst C-PTSD.
What is fawn/flop?
A dinner-bell and a dog create a famous experiment by this physiologist.
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
This minor form of a much more serious concern is experienced every day on the road.
What is Highway Hypnosis?
An experiment involving electricity and actors, its ethics highly controverted.
What is The Milgram Experiment?
This disorder commonly revolves around having far too much knowledge about an illness they think they have. Has two names.
What is Factitious disorder/Munchausen?
The neurodivergent mind, too fast for its own good, experiences this during conversation.
What is dolphining?
A highly controversial movie featuring this comedian links Schizophrenia with DID.
Who is Jim Carrey?
This phenomenon, albeit not a disorder, is tied to Depression and has five types.
What is Imposter Syndrome?
In 1959, three people claiming to be God were watched over a span of two years intermingling.
What is the Three Christs of Ypsilanti?
This old term, to replace the prior's WW1 term, that then was replaced a decade later, was used to describe soldiers returning from battle.
What is Combat Stress Reaction?
This defense mechanism, experienced commonly by people with trauma, is often experienced episodically over a long period of time. Also has a niche voluntary community.
What is Regression/Age Regression?
A now discredited theory by this psychologist figuratively links mothers, their autistic kids, and refrigerators.
Who is Bruno Bettleheim?