Chapter 1
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- 2. 2Chapter 1Abnormal Behavior: Historical Perspectives
- 3. 3Chapter Main PointsAbnormal Behavior and SocietyConceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryAbnormal Behavior: A Multiperspective Approach
- 4. 4Abnormal Behavior and SocietyDefining Abnormal Behavior:Norm violationStatistical rarityPersonal discomfortMaladaptive behavior
- 5. 5Abnormal Behavior and Society
- 6. 6Relating Abnormal Behavior to Groups
- 7. 7Explaining Abnormal BehaviorThe Medical Model:biogenic causes of abnormal behaviorsymptom, syndrome, pathology, disease, mental illness, patient, diagnosis, therapy, treatment
- 8. 8Explaining Abnormal BehaviorPsychological Approaches:Psychodynamic perspectiveBehavioral perspectiveCognitive perspectiveFamily systems perspectiveSociocultural perspectiveBiological perspective
- 9. 9Treating Abnormal BehaviorMultimodal Treatments:Combining of two or more kinds of therapy
- 10. 10Conception of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryAncient Societies: deviance and the supernaturalexorcismThe Greeks and the rise of sciencehumors
- 11. 11Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryThe Middle Ages and the Renaissance:Medieval theory and treatmentThe witch huntsRenaissance theory and treatment
- 12. 12Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryThe Eighteenth Century and AfterThe Asylum:The early asylumsThe reform of asylumsThe reform movement in America
- 13. 13Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryThe Eighteenth Century and after:The Asylum:Hospitalization and the decline of moral therapyPsychosurgeryPrefrontal LobotomyThe exodus from hospitalsdeinstitutionalizationcommunity mental health centers
- 14. 14Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryThe Foundation of Modern Abnormal Psychology:The experimental study of abnormal psychologyPsychopathologyEmil Kraepelin and Biogenic TheoryConcept of the “syndrome”
- 15. 15Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryThe Foundation of Modern Abnormal Psychology:Anton Franz Mesmer and hypnosisThe Nancy schoolBreuer and FreudPsychoanalysisFree Association
- 16. 16Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryNon-Western Approaches to Abnormal Behavior:AfricaAsia
- 17. 17A Multiperspective ApproachHuman behavior can be studied scientificallyAbnormal behavior is the product of both psychological and biological processesEach human being is unique
- 18. 18Recapping the Main PointsAbnormal Behavior and SocietyPreventing Abnormal BehaviorConceptions of Abnormal Behavior: A Short HistoryAbnormal Behavior: A Multiperspective Approach
- 19. 19End of Chapter 1Abnormal Behavior: Historical Perspectives