From the lecture: Support systems is showing the role of friends, family, therapists, and communities in providing support and understanding to those with mental health conditions.

From the lecture: when mental illness is represented accurately in film, this directly leads to harmful stereotypes, spreading of misinformation, negative attitudes towards the mentally ill, and barriers for people dealing with mental illness.

The feminist criticism approach to film analysis considers ____

From lecture content: Cinematography includes all of the following except:

From the lecture: cinema has the potential to reflect the human experience of mental illness in several ways that promote understanding, empathy and destigmatization.  Avoiding stereotypes can best be described as:  

From the lecture: fill in the blank Characters shown as behaving erratically without logical reasons or presenting as irrational fit is best described by the _______ stereotype.

From the lecture: Silence of the Lambs was used to illustrate which stereotype – where antagonists are “given” a mental illness to justify actions.  

True or false: Common camera movements include pan, tilt, zoom and dolly/tracking.

According to the DSM diagnostic criteria discussed in lecture: DID includes the presence of 15 or more separate and distinct personality states.

Women are more likely than men to be diagnosed with a dissociative disorder.