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| shifting from a medical model to a biopsychosocial model |
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| first to advocate naturalistic expectations for disturbed behaviors |
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| these people frequently started the first asylums devoted entirely to the care of mentally impaired |
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| founded/enlarged more than 30 state institutions for the proper custody and treatment of mental patients |
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| credited with philosophical belief of separation of mind and body |
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| kraeplins third category, paranoia, occurred less frequently than his other two symptom patterns |
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| benjamin rush advocated all of the following as effective treatments of abnormal behavior except |
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| characterized by delusions, grandeur, dementia, progressive paralysis. caused by sexually transmitted spirochete |
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| 1700s procedures used to induce trances and other altered states of consciousness |
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| in hemianesthesia, the whole once side of the body becomes |
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| characteristic of multiple personality disorder |
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| learning process where a neutral stimulus elicits a response as a result of pairing it with a stimulus that causes that response |
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| occurs when frequency and strength of conditioned response tends to decrease after repeated presentations of the conditioned stimulus without unconditioned stimulus |
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| belief that bnormal behavior is caused primarily by biological factors |
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| tools, prob. of stone, were used to make hole in skull to aid in escape of demons |
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| belief that mind and body are separate, different laws |
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| stimulus that is naturally capable of eliciting conditioned response |
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| response occurs naturally or innately to an unconditioned stimulus |
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| originally neutral stimulus that becomes capable of eliciting a response |
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| response elicited by a condition stimulus after repeated pairing with an unconditioned stimulus |
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| type of learning where consequences of a response control its occurrence |
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| model or framework from which to view a phenomenon |
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| johann weyer and reginald scott |
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| 2- spoke against mental illness being caused by demos |
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| 2- ancient greeks/romans proposed that disordered brains cause disordered behavior |
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