According to Babcock (1964), the patient, “S”, was a 27 year old man who was diagnosed with anxiety neurosis due to neurotic thinking. Babcock stated that he had obvious mental inadequacy as well as outward physical characteristics such as frequent licking of the lips and random sharp intakes of breath. The last means of education he had received was the completion of 8th grade. Since then, Babcock (1964) noted that he had worked at several low level jobs at different hotels but he…
Many Doctors believed based on this man past family history was the cause of his mental…
Mrs. Alice Baker would have no difficulty interacting with staff in the areas of verbally presented material. Overall she is showing depressive symptoms with what appears to have begun after the loss of her first child at the age of 27. She's currently taking a depressant, which does not appear to be effective. Psychological testing indicates one who is showing symptoms of mild anxiety moderate depression and a significant focus on her physical maladies. It is therefore recommended that Mrs. Baker receive a medication re-evaluation before surgery and psychotherapy before, during and after her bariatric procedure.…
Being education and living with the obsessive compulsion disorder makes him uniquely qualified to write about this…
Howard was a normal, hyper boy. His stepmom just didn't like him. His stepmom pretty much “ diagnosed” him with mental illness herself, which was wrong because he did not have a mental illness. Once Lou made up her mind about Howard getting a lobotomy, she never changed it. It wasn't right to give anyone a lobotomy, let alone Howard, considering there was nothing wrong with him and he was just a normal boy.…
“Imagine finding yourself in another culture…the language is familiar but…facial expressions and body language are foreign.” Hammond’s words intrigued me immediately. Had I ever before considered how it might feel to live “in a diamond bubble,” unable to interpret subtle signals of body language or comprehend accepted social cues? Megan Hammond’s plainspoken and insightful blurb for her autobiography ‘My Life with Asperger’s’ initially captured my attention through challenging my perspectives towards the everyday outlook of living with a disability. Inspired to gain knowledge on the “confusing world” Hammond encounters, I was particularly interested in learning about her personal challenges and triumphs in regards to schooling, employment,…
Herman Webster Mudgett, also known as H.H. Holmes, built a hotel in Chicago full of evil ways to kill his victims. Holmes had a hard childhood which could have affected his future. He became obsessed with death at a young age because he was abused by his parents and he was horribly bullied at school. Holmes admitted to killing 27-200 people but murder was not the only crime he enjoyed to commit. He often committed insurance fraud and he also stole cadavers from medical schools to experiment on.…
Theodore Robert Bundy was born in troubled home life experiences which may had affected his development. first of all, Bundy was deprived from his real father “’love and security”, he was not able to comply to the laws and authorities when he became young man. In Bundy’s early childhood, He was raised by his grandfather, who suffered from depression. Bundy was exposed to emotional problems; Emotional disorders appeared on him since he was only three. When Bundy was adolescent, psychosexual disorders appeared on him.…
Terrence Howard, an accomplished Oscar-nominated actor is loved by fans because of his prowess in acting the role of a pimp in both flow and Hustle. The actor has starred in a number of highly rated movies such as Their Eyes Were Watching God, The Butler and Iron Man. The role the actor plays out in the series Empire has made him even more popular because of his amazing acting skills. This discussion sets out to carefully scrutinize and analyze the actor using two different psychological theories.…
Noor AlDakheel Psychology- B December 13,2016 Timmy Turner: Schizophrenia Description: There are rare cases of schizophrenia, however if one is diagnosed with schizophrenia, it lives with them for the rest of their lives. Patient Timmy Turner is a fictional cartoon character that plays the main role in The Fairly Oddparents and unfortunately is diagnosed with schizophrenia but he doesn't knows it, even his parents.…
Silver Linings Playbook illustrates a tale of a young man, Pat, who struggles with mental illness and his life after his mental “snap”. Pat is not the only person in this film to struggle with a mental disorder, his father and his soon to be girlfriend all have their own battle. Pat, the main character, is just released from a mental institution because of, what is referred to in the movie, his “snap”. Soon after being released from the institution, the viewers are informed Pat is diagnosed with being bipolar.…
Throughout the film, we see Andrew suffering from several nonbizarre delusions. Also, criteria for Schizophrenia were never met. Hallucinations are present, yet functioning is not severely impaired in any way. His disorder does not appear to be due to substance abuse or a general medical condition.…
The Premise Forrest Gump is a movie detailing the life of an Alabama born man with a low I.Q. In a very realistic fashion, the audience follows Forrest as he grows through his life. Although the movie is a simplistic picture of the life of a single man, it also somewhat satirically details many of the events the fictional character would have lived through and provides a life-like picture of many people with psychological disorders in the acquaintances Forrest makes through his adventures. One of these acquaintances is Jenny Curran, who became Gump’s friend on his first day of school.…
A Beautiful Mind is a film that is based on a true story and was released in 2001, starring Russel Crowe as John Nash. The film begins as Nash is beginning a graduate program in mathematics at Princeton University in 1947. From the beginning of the film it is clear that Nash does not easily get along with his classmates or anybody else for that matter. However, it is clear to everyone at Princeton that Nash has exceptional mathematical gifts, and does gain their respect. Nash is also introduced to his roommate, Charles who is an english major, and is very eccentric, and quickly breaks through Nash’s hard exterior.…
A lot of people might wonder after hearing it on the news or somewhere else: What is Asperger’s Syndrome? Asperger’s Syndrome is the most mildest of the Autism Spectrum disorders, with the most mildest of symptoms (...Fact Sheet). It may seem otherwise, but Asperger’s, (or autism in general), is very common. It is estimated that one in eighty-eight children will be diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (or ASD) (... Fact Sheet).…