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1 Good Morning! HW: Should We Execute article (QCR and focused notes)
Upcoming: Unit 11 Test - 04/17/19

2 Classify factors: -Biological Evolution Genes brain -Psychological Stress Trauma Learned helplessness -Social Roles Expectation What is “normal” P654-58

3 Introduction to Mental Health
“Don’t Call Me Crazy” - Documentary Discuss the major diagnostic criteria for eating disorders

4 Notes During the Episode
Person Condition/ Diagnosis Behavior or Symptoms Outcome Beth Emma

5 “Don’t Call Me Crazy” Netflix - Season 1, Episode 1

6 Debrief Questions Compare charts to see what information the person next to you pulled from that episode. What surprised you about Emma and Beth’s stories? What were some forms of treatment that you saw that you liked/disliked? The Mental Health Act in the UK states that when someone is a danger to themselves, a team of doctors can do what is best for them if they don’t agree (forcing Beth to eat). Do you think that is a good idea? How do you address concerns that psychology is too subjective for something like that?

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