Which among the following is not a criteria of abnormal behavior?

Lily is having an emotional breakdown and sometimes this is exhibited also in her behaviors. Which of the following criteria best fits Lily's experience?

In the year 2012, Christian and Muslim groups protested during Lady Gaga's concert in the Philippines. They criticized Gaga's provocative lyrics and risqué costumes. For a widely Christian and Muslim country, these Filipinos see such attitudes and behaviors as deviant. Which criteria correctly describes the situation?

The recent classification and statistical manual for mental disorders was published in 2013 by _.

When was DSM-5 published?

When a disorder or sympton lasts a longer period of time, it is said to be _____.

When a disorder improves or recovers in a relatively short time with no signs of recurrence, it is said to be _____.

The anticipated course of a disorder is called _____.

This refers to the study of abnormal behavior across the entire age span.

During the Middle Ages, this is a mental disorder in which the patient is believed to be a wolf or some other nonhuman animal.

This is an ancient belief defined during the 18th century by William Blackstone as a phenomenon where an individual loses the use of his reason and has lucid intervals, of sometimes enjoying his senses, and sometimes not, and that frequently depending upon the phases of the mood.

Our DSM was patterned to this German's work of classifying mental disorder.

This French physician started the humane treatment of the mentally ill at the Paris asylum for men in Bicêtre.

The founder of the practice of hypnotism.

He employed the techniques of mesmerism and discovered the organic basis for hysteria, which greatly contributes to his student's ultimate proposition of psychoanalysis.

An Austrian physician and physiologist, wherein his case study of his client named Bertha Pappenheim or popularly known as Anna O, Sigmund Freud was introduced to the cathartic method which was pivotal to his idea of psychoanlysis.

This refers to the scientific study of psychological disorders.

A practice during the first half of 19th century which includes treating institutionalized patients as normally as possible in a setting that encouraged and reinforced normal social interaction.

The pioneer and great crusader for the mental hygiene movement in the United States.