17 Questions
What are the three ways of explaining mental illness in the past mentioned in the text?
Supernatural, Biological, Psychological
In ancient Greece and Rome, what method was used to balance 'imbalanced humors' according to Hippocrates?
Purging
What was the treatment approach during the Middle Ages and Renaissance as mentioned in the text?
Exorcism
What was the purpose of trephination according to the text?
To release 'spirits or demons'
What was the main focus of the Reform Movement in the 18th and 19th centuries according to the text?
Moral treatment
Who is considered the father of Modern Medicine according to the text?
Hippocrates
What was believed to be the cause of hysteria in 1900 BC according to the text?
'Wandering uterus'
What is one of the main criteria used to define abnormal behavior according to the text?
Risk to self and other people
Which statement defines a mental disorder based on DSM-5 criteria?
Behavior reflecting dysfunction in emotional regulation
What treatment approach was prevalent during the Middle Ages and Renaissance?
Exorcism
Who is considered the founder of psychiatry according to the text?
Benjamin Rush
What was one of the supernatural views related to mental illness mentioned in the text?
Trephination to release spirits
What was the primary purpose of asylums like St. Mary in London, according to the text?
To care for individuals with mental illness
Which individual advocated for 'moral treatment' during the 18th and 19th centuries?
William Tuke
What was a common treatment method during the Middle Ages and Renaissance according to the text?
Bleeding (bloodletting)
What was the view on hysteria in 1900 BC according to the text?
Detached uterus causing hysteria
Who introduced moral therapy advocating for significant changes in the treatment of mental illness?
Phillipe Pinel
Explore the evolution of defining abnormal behavior and the criteria used today. Learn about distress, impairment, risk assessment, violation of norms, and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
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