Title: Rosenhan AO1 AO3 - PSYCHOLOGY WIZARD
Headings: ROSENHAN (1973) ON BEING SANE IN INSANE PLACES
ROSENHAN (1973) ON BEING SANE IN INSANE PLACES
ROSENHAN (1973)
THE CLASSIC STUDY: THE PSEUDOPATIENT STUDY
THE PSEUDOPATIENTS
DIAGNOSING SCHIZOPHRENIA
ROSENHAN'S STUDY
APRC
DIAGNOSTIC LABELS
ANOTHER FOLLOW-ON STUDY
A FIELD EXPERIMENT
EVALUATING ROSENHAN AO3
GRAVE
EXEMPLAR ESSAY
AN 8-MARK ESSAY ON THE CLASSIC STUDY

Content: they were not delusional or deviant and had no abnormal problems in their work or relationships. Even by the vague standards of DSM-II, they shouldn't have been diagnosed with schizophrenia, so this is a false positive. YouTube
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7-minute video summing up the study

ROSENHAN'S STUDY
APRC
Aim
Rosenhan wanted to test the reliability of mental health diagnosis, to see if medical professionals could tell the sane from the insane in a clinical setting. He also wanted to investigate the effect of labeling on medical diagnosis. In particular, Rosenhan investigated whether healthy pseudopatients would be given a diagnosis of mental illness and whether their imposture would be recognised by medical staff and other patients.