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PSYC 251V

Chapter 1 - Psychopathology: Past and Present

QuestionAnswer
Deviance different/extreme/unusual
Distressing unpleasant/upsetting
Dysfunction interferes with daily abilities
Dangerous harmful to self or others
Norms stated or unstated rules for proper conduct
Cultural Humility ongoing discovery/self reflections examining beliefs and cultural identities
Treatment procedure changing pathological behavior
Trephination use of stone instruments that are used to cut a circle into skull as medical treatment for head injuries
Humors four bodily fluids: yellow bile, black bile, blood, and phlegm
Asylums institutions caring for individuals with mental illnesses
Somatogenic Perspective psychopathology has physical causes
Psychogenic Perspective chief cause of psychopathology is psychological factors
Psychotropic Medications drugs that primarily affect the brain and reduce symptoms of psychological dysfunction
Positive Psychology study and enhancement of positive feelings
Telemental Health use of remote technologies to provide therapy sessions without being physicaly present
Sigmund Freud developed psychoanalysis and outpatient therapy
Psychopathology study of mental difficulties and disorders including explanations, causes, symptoms, etc.
Eccentric someone who behaves or thinks in an unusual way
Moral Treatment replace brutal treatment with kindness, respect, and purposeful activity
Cultural Differences the subsocieties within different norms, values, etc.
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