Eugen Bleuler Coined the Name "Schizophrenia" to Replace Emil Kraepelin's

question 34

Multiple Choice

Eugen Bleuler coined the name "schizophrenia" to replace Emil Kraepelin's term "dementia praecox." Bleuler wanted a different name because he disagreed with the notion, implied by the name "dementia praecox," that the disorder always

• A) had a viral cause.
• B) resulted in memory loss.
• C) involved split personality and dissociative fugue.
• D) had an early onset and ended in profound deterioration.

Differentiate between phenotypic plasticity and genetic evolution as mechanisms for responding to environmental changes.

Recognize the methods used in genome-wide association studies and quantitative trait locus mapping.

Appreciate the complexities of genetic variation and its contribution to traits.

Understand how reaction norms are used to study the interactions between genotype and environment.

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