The result from then was that that some people didn’t benefit from this procedure. Some thought of it as cruel and crude to use and the ECT then joined psychosurgery as the most disturbed psychiatric and neurological practices. Some assumed that hearing that they would receive shock treatment, that it would be a painful method. Some thought it was a form of electrocution, and others thought it would cause them brain damage. Also, the media didn’t help to the added fears with its misinformation on the procedures. I’ve seen this type of therapy on movies and it seem a kind of punishment more than a treatment and it looked scary and painful. The media gave me a false perception on this type of therapy and so I wanted to know more on the topic. The article says that 2/5ths of the patients and relatives primary source of information on ECT, comes from (movies, television, newspapers, books, and magazines). What would need to happen for the current acceptance of this treatment procedure to
The result from then was that that some people didn’t benefit from this procedure. Some thought of it as cruel and crude to use and the ECT then joined psychosurgery as the most disturbed psychiatric and neurological practices. Some assumed that hearing that they would receive shock treatment, that it would be a painful method. Some thought it was a form of electrocution, and others thought it would cause them brain damage. Also, the media didn’t help to the added fears with its misinformation on the procedures. I’ve seen this type of therapy on movies and it seem a kind of punishment more than a treatment and it looked scary and painful. The media gave me a false perception on this type of therapy and so I wanted to know more on the topic. The article says that 2/5ths of the patients and relatives primary source of information on ECT, comes from (movies, television, newspapers, books, and magazines). What would need to happen for the current acceptance of this treatment procedure to