Psych. Disorders
Abnormal cognitive, emotional, or behavioral functioning or behavior outside of cultural norms.
Psychological dysfunction.
Describes the onset of disorders; a sudden, rapid development of a disorder.
Acute onset.
Which historically dominant tradition conceptualizes mental illness as a battle of "good" vs. "evil", caused by demonic possession?
The Supernatural Tradition
Which kind of therapy involved treating patients as normally as possible in a normal environment?
Which psychological theory includes the structure and function of the mind that includes the unconscious, catharsis, id, superego, and ego?
Psychoanalytic theory.
Problems with your job, relationships, daily routine.
Impairment.
Describes the course of disorders; occurring occasionally and at irregular intervals.
Episodic.
Under which tradition did moral therapy become popular?
The Psychological tradition.
Who were the two proponents of moral therapy that advocated that patients shouldn't be restrained?
Philippe Pinel and Jean-Baptiste Pussin
The proponents of further development of what psychological school of thought includes Melanie Klein, Otto Kernberg, and Anna Freud?
Psychoanalytic theory.
A mental health professional trained in both research and delivering treatment.
Ph.D.
Describes the prognosis of a disorder; the patient has a high chance of responding positively to treatment.
Good prognosis.
Which historical tradition conceptualizes mental illness as caused by physical disease or imbalance of the four humors?
The Biological Tradition.
Which proponent of moral therapy led reforms in the United States?
Which psychological school of thought includes thought that people are basically good and that humans strive toward self-actualization?
Humanistic theory.
A mental health professional primarily trained in delivering treatment.
Psy.D.
Describes course of disorders; patient will get better shortly.
Time-limited course.
What is a treatment used under the Supernatural tradition of mental illness?
Exorcism, religious service, torture, baths, oils, ointments.
What led to more patients getting care, therefore the decline of moral therapy?
Asylum reform.
Which school of thought includes classical and operant conditioning?
Behavioral model.
A mental health professional who is known for prescribing medication and requires attending school that would require a rotation on the surgical department, the pediatric department, etc.
Psychiatrist, M.D.
Describes the onset of disorders; develops gradually.
Insidious onset.
Which disease aided in bolstering the view that mental illness was correlated with physical illness due to it's unusual psychological and behavioral symptoms caused by a bacterial miccroorganism?
Syphilis/ general paresis.
What theory/theories of therapy followed the decline of moral therapy?
Alternative psychological models such as psychoanalytic, humanistic, or behavioral theories.
Which theory includes the proponent Carl Rogers?
Humanistic theory.