Historical Views of Mental Illness & Defining Psychological Abnormality

4. He said he was talking to the spirits of the dead, which I found strange but he is from a completely different place
9. This definition of abnormality counts you in or counts you out(two words)
11. This classification system is now in its 11th edition and is published by...
13. There are four of these that need to be kept in balance
15. "You have devil in you. You is possessed. You need exorcise"
18. "Und zo. I vould like you to lie on zis couch und tell me vot is bothering you". This approach is taken by which view of treating mental illness?
19. Satisfy one of these criteria and you can be labelled abnormal (five words)

1. The APA publish this and it can be used by a clinician to assess which disorder your symptoms represent
2. This definition of abnormality means that your everyday life can be negatively impacted (three words)
3. He went to the shops dressed in his birthday suit, which was very strange indeed (four words)
5. This view of mental illness rhymes with tomatogenic
6. "No. He's not working. He's definitely broken (three words)
7. According to the somatogenic view this person would provide you with care
8. This could be used by the somatogenic explanation to treat schizophrenia
10. This therapy might give you quite a buzz as it passes through your brain
12. The humoral theory could give you one of these to make you vomit and help restore balance to your humors
14. According to the prehistoric/supernatural view of mental illness, this person would most likely care for you
15. Freud's ideas would be an example of this view of mental illness
16. Knocking a hole into the skull to let the spirit out
17. "It's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, four to floor, you get five in a beehive and that leaves how many eggs in the box?" asked Jahoda
20. ...standard deviations above or below the mean and you are as mad as a bag of frogs