Psychological Disorders and Treatments

The data flow from research attempts to describe psychological disorders, determine their ______, and to treat them.

A ______ course refers to a disorder that is likely to recover within a few months, often recurring at a later time.

The term ______ refers to how many people in the population have a specific disorder.

The term ______ indicates how many new cases of a disorder occur during a specific period.

A good prognosis implies that an individual will probably ______.

An acute onset of a disorder means that symptoms begin ______.

An insidious course of a disorder develops ______ over an extended period.

The ______ problem refers to the specific issues a patient presents when seeking help.

Insulin was occasionally given to stimulate ______ in psychotic patients who were not eating.

Asylums were more like ______ than hospitals.

Moral therapy made asylums ______ and even therapeutic.

Asylum reform led to the decline of ______ therapy.

A mild electric shock could produce a brief ______ and memory loss.

After the Civil War, patient loads in hospitals increased to ______ or 2,000.

Plato identified the causes of maladaptive behavior as social and cultural influences, and learning in that ______.

Dix made it her life's work to inform the American public about the deplorable conditions imposed on patients with __________.

Dorothea Dix campaigned for reform in the treatment of ______.

The work of Dix became known as the mental hygiene __________.

Breuer observed that patients often became extremely __________ as they talked during hypnosis.

The unforeseen consequence of Dix's efforts was a substantial increase in the number of mental __________.

The id is considered the source of our strong sexual and aggressive feelings, or __________.

The libido is the energy or drive within the __________.

Psychoanalytic theory emphasizes the role of the __________ mind in shaping behavior.

In psychoanalytic theory, the __________ instinct is also known as thanatos.

The four personality types include Sanguine, Choleric, Melancholic, and ______.

John P. Grey was a champion of the biological tradition in the United States and advocated that insanity is always due to ______ causes.

According to Grey, treatment for mental illness should include rest, diet, and proper ______ temperature and ventilation.

Grey invented the rotary fan to improve ______ in his large hospital.

Aristotle emphasized the influence of social ______ and early learning on later psychopathology.

Moral therapy focuses on treating patients normally and encouraging ______ interaction.

The individual attention emphasized in treatment plans led to positive consequences for appropriate ______ and behavior.

Insulin shock therapy and brain ______ were significant developments in biological treatments during the 1930s.

Refusing to acknowledge the unpleasant reality of life is known as ______.

The first stage of psychosexual development, where the focus is on the need for food, is called the ______ stage.

If a child does not receive appropriate gratification in the oral stage, they may develop a fixation that influences their ______ in adulthood.

In the Anal Stage, children learn to control their ______ and bladder.

Freud's students, including Carl Jung and Alfred Adler, ______ many of Freud's ideas about sexuality.

The notion that wisdom accumulated by society is stored in the deep ______ of individuals is referred to as the collective unconscious.

The child becomes attached to parents during the ______ stage.

In the Phallic Stage, the Oedipus complex involves a boy who is fated to kill his ______ and marry his mother.