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- Hippocrates (Greek)
- Plato (Greek)
- Aristotle (Greek)
- Chung Ching (Chineese)
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| examinations of bodies after death to determine the cause of death. |
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| techniques used to remove evil spirts |
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| psychological state in which an individual's normal personality is replaced by another |
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| chipping away small areas of the skull |
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| causes and effects of disease |
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| the tendency of a person with vulnerabilities to develop a psychological disorder given the appropriate evironmental circumstances. |
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| establishments for the treatment of the chronically ill |
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| form of unusual group behaviour. |
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| define tarantism or St. Vitus's dance |
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| dancing mania or malady of late medieval Europe. |
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| a person who does not believe the teachings of a particular religion |
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| institutions for the care of the destitute or sick and esoecially the insane |
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| a mental hosptial in London that was converted from St. Mary or Bethlehem monastery |
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| treating the mentally ill with kindness, discusissions, and therapy. |
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| what is mental hygiene movement? |
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| movement focussing on the physical well being of the individual |
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| what is the tranquilizing chair? |
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| a mechanical device used in the 1800's to treat behavioural abnormaliities |
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| what is a circulating swing? |
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| a mechanical device used to treat behavioural abnormalities, especially depression |
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| dementia caused by the alteration in the brain as a result of syphilis; lead to dementia and paralysis |
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