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Mysteries of Mental Illness

{\an7}So, diagnostic reliabilitywas close to zero {\an8}because everyonehad their own...

{\an7}So, diagnostic reliability
was close to zero {\an8}because everyone
had their own ideas

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{\an7}So, diagnostic reliability was close to zero
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{\an8}because everyone had their own ideas.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
22
Timestamp in Movie
00:22:30
Uploaded
May 26, 2025
Season
1
Episode
2
Genres
documentary
Production
Douglas Fairbanks Pictures

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Movie Summary

The attempts across generations to unravel the mysteries of mental illness, including its causes and treatments.
S01 • E04 Also known as the feel-good drug, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
Also known as the feel-good drug,
S01 • E03 {\an8}It's important to understand that - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:11
{\an8}It's important to understand that
S01 • E01 {\an1}She called in a doctor named Francis Willis, who was, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:12
{\an1}She called in a doctor named Francis Willis, who was,
S01 • E04 {\an1}But it's now in the final stages of FDA approval for use - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:09
{\an1}But it's now in the final stages of FDA approval ...
S01 • E02 In the face of the perceived communist threat - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:10
In the face of the perceived communist threat
S01 • E03 {\an7}They sincerely thought that their interventions - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
{\an7}They sincerely thought that their interventions
S01 • E04 YEHUDA: MDMA has a lot of qualities - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
YEHUDA: MDMA has a lot of qualities
S01 • E02 HARRINGTON: This is a period when - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
HARRINGTON: This is a period when
S01 • E01 {\an1}John Locke is the first person who says, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:15
{\an1}John Locke is the first person who says,
S01 • E03 {\an8}♪ - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:10
{\an8}♪
S01 • E02 {\an1}Freudian-inflected psychiatry - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:13
{\an1}Freudian-inflected psychiatry
S01 • E04 It allows you to approach a fear memory - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
It allows you to approach a fear memory
S01 • E04 {\an1}DUNN: My freshman year at the University of Wisconsin, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:14
{\an1}DUNN: My freshman year at the University of Wisconsin,
S01 • E02 MAN (in film): Parents who are mentally healthy - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
MAN (in film): Parents who are mentally healthy
S01 • E01 {\an1}not supernatural... world. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:04
{\an1}not supernatural... world.
S01 • E01 {\an1}MAKARI: And because it's a natural thing, it can be ill. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
{\an1}MAKARI: And because it's a natural thing, it can ...
S01 • E02 {\an1}NARRATOR: Psychiatrists latched onto the notion that - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
{\an1}NARRATOR: Psychiatrists latched onto the notion that
S01 • E01 {\an1}And this, he says, is a kind of illness - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:09
{\an1}And this, he says, is a kind of illness
S01 • E03 {\an1}so-called "malaria therapy." - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:13
{\an1}so-called "malaria therapy."
S01 • E02 {\an1}And while Freud believed most people lived on - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:12
{\an1}And while Freud believed most people lived on