Historical Perspectives
Drilling holes in the skulls to let the evil spirits out
What is trephining?
The individual ascertains what means of control are available to him or her
What is coping?
Delusions and hallucinations are ______ symptoms
What is positive?
Leading cause of disability and third leading contributor to the global burden of disease
What is depression?
Real or perceived resources provided by others that enable a person to feel cared for, valued, and part of a network of communication and mutual obligation
What is social support?
Systematic practice and implementation of mind and body in the living process of human beings to keep harmony within self, within society, and with nature
What is yoga?
Characterized by hurrying, exercising control over people and things, a sense of urgency, and a challenging nature.
What is type A personality?
Memory and language difficulties are _______ symptoms.
What is cognitive?
A brain disorder that is associated with abnormal shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, and the ability to carry out daily activities
What is bipolar disorder?
An individual’s connection to self, family members, and the surrounding community
What is spirituality?
Reality that naturally exists from primordial time and gives rise to all other things
What is Tao?
Releases cortisol levels immediately after
What is crying?
A service-delivery model that provides comprehensive, locally based treatment to people with serious mental illnesses
What is ACT?
Extreme or irrational fear of entering open or crowded places, of leaving one's own home, or of being in places from which escape is difficult
What is agoraphobia?
Brief, everyday slights, insults, snubs, derogatory statements, or indignities that communicate hostility or negative, judgmental messages to a person in a marginalized group based on their identity characteristics.
What is microagressions?
Swiss physician that did not believe that evil spirits caused mental illness
What is Paracelsus?
TRUE or FALSE
Stress is always in your control
What is false?
Prevalence (number) of schizophrenia cases in 2016 globally
What is 20.9 million?
Recurrent thoughts, actions, or behaviors that are intended to thwart the anxiety associated with an obsession
What is compulsion?
Disorder categorized in 4 types: reexperiencing symptoms, avoidance symptoms, arousal and reactivity symptoms, cognitive and mood symptoms
What is PTSD?
Maximum level of volts for modern electroconvulsive therapy
What is 450V?
A period of intense fear or apprehension that is of sudden onset and relatively brief duration and includes sweating, tingling sensations, etc.
What is a panic attack?
Delusional theme in which a person believes someone of higher status (usually a celebrity) is in love with them
What is erotomaniac?
A culture-bound syndrome found in Native American communities and attributed to ghosts or sometimes witchcraft. Symptoms include recurring nightmares, weakness, loss of appetite, fear, anxiety, hallucinations, confusion, and a sense of suffocation.
What is ghost sickness?
A law that prevents Native Americans from bringing criminals of specific crimes to a tribal court.
What is Major Crimes Act?