History of Madness Review

2. 19th century ailment most commonly diagnosed in women
4. name given to schizophrenia in Black men in the 1960s
7. City where the APA met to debate homosexuality in 1973
12. the main approach to treatment of the insane in the colonial period
16. described the possibility of Prozac making people better than well
19. brand name for chlorpromazine
20. science/pseudoscience of improving genetic inheritance
23. the process of removing patients from inpatient settings between the 1960s-1980s
24. shock treatment still used for treatment-resistant depression today
25. Portuguese neurologist with a 1949 Nobel prize for the lobotomy
26. term used before word schizophrenia existed
30. branding of fluoxetine for PMS and PMDD
31. selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (abbrev.)
32. our textbook author
33. drug used to treat diabetes but also to induce shock in psychiatric patients
34. the most known name in psychoanalysis, author of the Dora case
36. place many receive mental health treatment if they cannot otherwise afford it
38. man who coined the language of "moral treatment"
40. those held responsible for a child's autism in the 1950s-1970s
41. CIA mind experiment program of the 1950s and 1960s

1. the study of skull shape and related behavior
3. psychosurgical treatment popularized by Walter Freeman
5. World War I era diagnosis for soldiers in distress
6. Supreme Court case over eugenics
8. sanitarium run by the Kelloggs in Michigan
9. Philadelphia doctor called the father of American psychiatry
10. late-19th century physician who used hypnosis to treat patients
11. coined by Samuel Cartwright, the disease of the enslaved running away
13. short story about a woman who descends into madness
14. A drink made with your Miltown pill
15. contemporary diagnosis that is a cousin of shell shock and war neurosis (abbrev.)
17. one flew over the cuckoos nest author
18. leader of the anti-psychiatry movement in the '60s
21. director of Let Their Be Light
22. Psychiatrist who pulled teeth and did other surgery to improve patients
26. 19th century American asylum reformer
27. promotor of the rest cure and the west cure
28. Kansas psychiatrist who helped mainstream psychoanalysis in WWII
29. venereal disease that led to mental deterioration, originally called GPI
31. baby book advice giver with lots of Freudian ideas
35. the "bible" of psychiatry (abbrev.)
37. the father of "attachment" theory
39. federal body for researching mental health est. 1949 (abbrev.)