Exam 6: The Practice of Psychology at the Interfacewith Medicine

Franz Alexander, a leader in the development of psychosomatic medicine, believed ____ to be the key to understanding health and disease.

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Which of the following German movements emerged as a form of resistance to the mechanistic view of life?

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Charcot believed that ____ played a significant role in the onset and cessation of hysterical fits

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Freud's development of the free-association technique arose from his

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What approach did scientific psychologists take to try and debunk psychoanalysis and deflate its cultural popularity?

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Hippolyte Bernheim believed that all humans are

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According to Charcot, those individuals predisposed to hysteria were also predisposed to

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Humoral theory, developed by Greek physician Hippocrates, asserted that

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Which of the following Enlightenment figures is most famous for the reform of asylums in Europe?

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The symptoms of shell shock, a condition first observed in World War I soldiers, closely mimicked the symptoms of which of the following?

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Franz Anton Mesmer described the physical and mental state he induced in his patients as animal magnetism.Marquis de Puységur modified Mesmer's original version and renamed the induced state

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The geographical center for the development of psychotherapeutics at the beginning of the 20th century in the United States was

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Historian of psychology Gail Hornstein argues that psychologists ____ by refusing to accept psychoanalytic theory and retreating into positivism.

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Hysteria is derived from a Greek word meaning

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According to Freud, dreams have two levels of meaning: the level, which is superficial, and the level, which contains the real significance of dreams.

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Sigmund Freud began his career in what field?

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Therapeutic nihilism refers to

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During the Enlightenment period, madness was reconceptualized to mean

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The ____ clinical tradition was initially most influential in the United States for treatment of mental disorders.

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Psychoanalysis emerged in India in the 1920s with several distinct variations on Freud's original theory, most notably with a change to

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Franz Alexander, a leader in the development of psychosomatic medicine, believed ____ to be the key to understanding health and disease.

Which of the following German movements emerged as a form of resistance to the mechanistic view of life?

Charcot believed that ____ played a significant role in the onset and cessation of hysterical fits

Freud's development of the free-association technique arose from his

What approach did scientific psychologists take to try and debunk psychoanalysis and deflate its cultural popularity?

Hippolyte Bernheim believed that all humans are

According to Charcot, those individuals predisposed to hysteria were also predisposed to

Humoral theory, developed by Greek physician Hippocrates, asserted that

Which of the following Enlightenment figures is most famous for the reform of asylums in Europe?

The symptoms of shell shock, a condition first observed in World War I soldiers, closely mimicked the symptoms of which of the following?

Franz Anton Mesmer described the physical and mental state he induced in his patients as animal magnetism.Marquis de Puységur modified Mesmer's original version and renamed the induced state

The geographical center for the development of psychotherapeutics at the beginning of the 20th century in the United States was

Historian of psychology Gail Hornstein argues that psychologists ____ by refusing to accept psychoanalytic theory and retreating into positivism.

Hysteria is derived from a Greek word meaning

According to Freud, dreams have two levels of meaning: the level, which is superficial, and the level, which contains the real significance of dreams.

Sigmund Freud began his career in what field?

Therapeutic nihilism refers to

During the Enlightenment period, madness was reconceptualized to mean

The ____ clinical tradition was initially most influential in the United States for treatment of mental disorders.

Psychoanalysis emerged in India in the 1920s with several distinct variations on Freud's original theory, most notably with a change to

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Exam 6: The Practice of Psychology at the Interfacewith Medicine

Franz Alexander, a leader in the development of psychosomatic medicine, believed ____ to be the key to understanding health and disease.

Which of the following German movements emerged as a form of resistance to the mechanistic view of life?

Charcot believed that ____ played a significant role in the onset and cessation of hysterical fits

Freud's development of the free-association technique arose from his

What approach did scientific psychologists take to try and debunk psychoanalysis and deflate its cultural popularity?

Hippolyte Bernheim believed that all humans are

According to Charcot, those individuals predisposed to hysteria were also predisposed to

Humoral theory, developed by Greek physician Hippocrates, asserted that

Which of the following Enlightenment figures is most famous for the reform of asylums in Europe?

The symptoms of shell shock, a condition first observed in World War I soldiers, closely mimicked the symptoms of which of the following?

Franz Anton Mesmer described the physical and mental state he induced in his patients as animal magnetism.Marquis de Puységur modified Mesmer's original version and renamed the induced state

The geographical center for the development of psychotherapeutics at the beginning of the 20th century in the United States was

Historian of psychology Gail Hornstein argues that psychologists ____ by refusing to accept psychoanalytic theory and retreating into positivism.

Hysteria is derived from a Greek word meaning

According to Freud, dreams have two levels of meaning: the ____ level, which is superficial, and the ____ level, which contains the real significance of dreams.

Sigmund Freud began his career in what field?

Therapeutic nihilism refers to

During the Enlightenment period, madness was reconceptualized to mean

The ____ clinical tradition was initially most influential in the United States for treatment of mental disorders.

Psychoanalysis emerged in India in the 1920s with several distinct variations on Freud's original theory, most notably with a change to

Introduction

Origins of a Science of Mind

Everyday Life and Psychological Practices

Subject Matter, Methods, and the Making of a New Science

From Periphery to Center: Creating an American Psychology

Psychologists As Testers: Applying Psychology, Ordering Society

American Psychological Science and Practice Between the World Wars

Psychology in Europe Between the World Wars

The Golden Age of American Psychology

Internationalization and Indigenization of Psychology Afterworld War II

Feminism and American Psychology: the Science and Politics of Gender

Inclusiveness, Identity, and Conflict in Late 20th-Century American Psychology

Brain, Behavior, and Cognition Since 1945

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According to Freud, dreams have two levels of meaning: the level, which is superficial, and the level, which contains the real significance of dreams.