The lifetime prevalence rate for having a mental disorder (as identified by DSM-5 criteria) is approximately ________%. (insert a number only!) _______

In the Ted Talk on ECT, the speaker was a former surgeon and was an active author at the time of his talk. He spoke of his life in the 1960s when he first experienced a dreadful, life-altering depression and thought disorder that kept him hospitalized in a psychiatric unit. All treatments had failed and the outlook was grim. What treatment was planned on the speaker prior to a resident urging them to try ECT? _______

Cognitive-behavior therapy is insight oriented.

In the U.S., _________ is the most commonly diagnosed disorder of all the different mental illnesses. _______

To help with Matilda’s depression, she has worked with her therapist to come up with a schedule of activities. Matilda is able to affect her mood by working on and completing one. This type of behavioral therapy is called:

Which of the following best describes a prefrontal lobotomy?

The appliances talk to Heidi and tell her the police are out to get her. Because Heidi has schizophrenia, she is mostly experiencing a(n) ________.

____________ therapies have had considerable success in treating many types of disorders, including depression, stress disorders, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, and even some of the symptoms of schizophrenia.

When implementing person-centered therapy, the concept of _________________ is based on the idea that the therapist accepts and does not judgment what the patient says.

In the video in Chapter 14, John Oliver described what has been referred to as (one word) _______ therapy, which occurs in some states, where hospitals discharge their seriously mentally ill patients with a one-way bus ticket out of the state (so the burden of their care falls on another state).