1. Drove the “lobotomobile” and performed his last in 1967 ____________ 2. Was d

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1. Drove the “lobotomobile” and performed his last in 1967 ____________

2. Was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder in 1967 and treated at McLean hospital in Boston. ________________

3. Worked with Scientologists to organize the museum, “Psychiatry: An Industry of Death.” _______________

4. Studied the anti-depressant effects of Iproniazid ___________

5. Developed brain surgery using a craniotomy to disrupt connections between the frontal lobes and thalamus in the 1920s. Nobel Prize 1949 _______________

6. Participated in government sponsored LSD studies and worked in a mental hospital while becoming a writer ____________________

7. Won a Noble prize in 1927 for working on early approaches to shock treatments involving fevers and convulsions _____________

8. Studied the anti-depressant effects of Imipramine in Switzerland ___________

9. Wrote Listening to Prozac and coined the term "cosmetic psychopharmacology" _____________

10. Was inspired to develop electroshock therapy after visiting an Italian slaughterhouse __________

11. In 1960, he argued in The Divided Self: An Existential Study in Sanity and Madness that individual “madness” might be a “breakthrough” instead of a “breakdown” in a mad world _____________

12. He pretended to be hearing voices to gain admittance to a mental ward then went on to write the controversial article in Science “On Being Sane in Insane Places” in 1973. ___________

13. Though better known for Brave New World, he articulated a view of psychiatry in which the words and symbols of language blur the “doors” though which humans directly experience the world in The Doors of Perception (1954) _____________

14. This Harvard Psychology Professor was interested in studying the impact of alternative lifestyles, psychedelic drugs, and other non-mainstream ways of experiencing consciousness. Simplified, his theory urged “turn on, tune in, and drop out” ____________

15. This Stanford psychology student began a lifetime career studying language in the 1970s and established the Gorilla Foundation __________________

16. Before focusing on the emotional lives of animals, this psychoanalyst criticized Freud’s response to potentially abused children An Assault on Truth: Freud’s Suppression of the Seduction Theory_____________

17. Internationally recognized leader of the positive psychiatry movement in the 1980s, began with experiments on dogs in the 60s and 70s, teaching them “learned helplessness” ____________

Word Bank. Names. Last are fine. May use more than once or not at all.

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Aldous Huxley

Jeffrey Masson

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Richard Schwartz

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Thomas Szasz

Martin Seligman

Harry Harlow

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