You are participating in your monthly parenting support group and one of the members mentions the idea of the adequate parent. This refers to a caregiver who is responsive enough to foster their child’s creativity and spontaneity. Who is credited with introducing this concept?
Who coined the term ‘dementia praecox’ in the field of psychiatry?
Which of these literary works was authored by Sigmund Freud?
What factor played a significant role in the shift of psychiatric influence from Europe to the United States during the 20th century?
Who first recognized the four principles of therapeutic communities as democracy, permissiveness, reality confrontation, and communalism?
In 1848, an accident caused a severe brain injury to Phineas Gage in the USA. Despite the injury, he managed to survive and became a renowned case in the history of psychiatry. Can you identify the primary brain region that was affected by his injury?
Who made the term dementia praecox well-known?
Which hypnosis demonstration in 1886 piqued the curiosity of Sigmund Freud about psychological therapy?
The results of the 1972 US-UK diagnostic project revealed which of the following discoveries?
Mandatory sterilization of people with cognitive impairments during the Nazi regime is an instance of what kind of genetic alteration of a society?