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Psychology 001

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Not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased; external thoughts Objective
Placing excessive emphasis in one's own moods, attitudes, opinions, etc.; internal thoughts Subjective
Created by Benjamin Rush to subdue aggressive patients The tranquilizing chair
A powerful laxative for mind and body purification; taken by Lewis and Clarke Rush's Thunderbolt
Drilled whole into skull to let demon escape; based on superstition Trephining
False agents of church beat patients; considered saviors; had many patients Flagellants
18th century cure for physical and mental blood carrying ailments; used leeches; Washington used; carried out sometimes by barbers Bloodletting
6 feet long and 3 feet wide box; to control aggressive patients The crib
For violent cases; still used today as a restraint The straitjacket
Before reform, patients were held with______________ Common criminals
Helped at school for children; appalled with sunday school conditions; wrote letters to officials; nurse during Civil War; eradicated poor conditions successfully Dorothea Dix
19th century treatment for depression; thought to induce a thereputic high Circulation chair
Psychoanalytic Thinkers Sigmund Freud, Anna Freud, Carl Jung, Erik Erikson, Alfred Adler
Freud prescribed______________ Cocaine
Two components of dream analysis Manifest and Latent
________ is the root of all neurotic problems Sex
Freud's phobias Crossing street, travel, successful men(Carl Jung)
Freud's treatment for neurotic women Talk therapy, free association
Inate and instincitve; necessary for life preservation; demanding; not bound by society; controlled during adulthood; biggest in children ID
Death instinct Thanatos
Drives- hunger, thirst, sex Eros
Society's rules, prohibitions, restrictions; conscience; parents enforce; almost become inate; too much leads to being judgmental, OCD, anorexia Superego
Logical, compromises others; makes stuff morally acceptable; unemotions-all cognitive Ego
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