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Week 3 - Test 1 (educ323)Hysteria (Charcot) - correct answer Charcot believed there was a connection with mind and brain. Hysteria = neurasthenia. If we discover the cause, we can discover the cure and Charcot took us half way there - it was known to be incurable, but Chariot believed it was a condition of psychological origin Hysteria (Freud) - correct answer 1. argues that hysteria is caused by a traumatic "infantile experience" of SEXUAL NATURE that is repressed - sexual desires happen as children - the public of Vienna did not want to deal with molestation b/c didn't want to deal with problems inside the homes Freud self analysis - correct answer his grief lead him to process of self-analysis and he became his own patient - he realized benefits of releasing his own self-conscious issues (psychologists can better treat patients by treating themselves) Freud and Martha Bernese - correct answer - She came from Austrian family and he was not known when he met her so he made a discovery to make name for himself - discovered that cocaine was good drug to use and helped him relax and feel more like a man - he published paper about virtues of drug, but when addictive qualities were found, it ruined him Freud biography - correct answer Jewish psychologist that did not come up with basic ideas, he was prodigious and drew from research out there at the time. He attended medical school and it was anti-sematic. Freud at Medical school (neurology) - correct answer worked in the lab of Europe's leading physiologist, Ernst Brucke, from 1877 to 1833, studying the nervous system. He later wrote Project of Scientific Psychology which directly influenced his work