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Thomas Szasz Quiz
The Mind of Szasz: A Quiz on the Life and Ideas of Thomas Szasz
Updated: Feb 17, 2024
Buckle up, brainiacs! Test your knowledge of the fascinating life and controversial work of Hungarian-American psychiatrist Thomas Szasz in this mind-bending quiz. Are you ready to unravel his enigmatic legacy?
Think you know everything there is to know about Thomas Szasz? Put your knowledge to the test with this comprehensive quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of topics, it's the ultimate test of your expertise. Unlock your full potential.
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Hungarian Chef
Writer
Psychiatrist
Bicycle Repairman
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December 25, 1935
April 15, 1920
March 1, 1912
July 10, 1940
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University Of California
State University Of New York
University Of Florida
Harvard University
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Yes, As A Distinguished Lifetime Fellow
Only For A Short Time
No, Never
Only In An Honorary Role
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He Criticized Medicine, Not Psychiatry
Yes, Especially Its Moral And Scientific Foundations
No, He Loved Psychiatry
He Did Not Believe In Social Criticism
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The Possession Of Wealth
The Journey Into The Brain
The Myth Of Mental Illness
The Cure Of The Mind
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A Biological Anomaly
A Curse
An Unseen Injury
A Metaphor For Human Problems In Living
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Like A Broken Heart
Like Happiness
Like Physical Illnesses
Like A Fractured Bone
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No, He Believed There Were None
Only For Rare Occasions
Yes, Absolutely
Only For Certain Diseases
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He Did Not Care About Psychiatry
He Was Not Anti-Psychiatry But Opposed Coercive Psychiatry
He Was Afraid Of Psychiatry
He Was Anti-Psychiatry
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Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment
The Cost Of Psychiatry
Psychotherapy
Teaching Psychiatry
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Yes, But Only Between Consenting Adults
Only In Certain Cases
No, He Opposed It
Yes, For All Patients
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French
Chinese
Hungarian-American
Austrian
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November 3, 2010
He Is Still Alive
September 8, 2012
July 25, 2015
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He Was Only A Temporary Member
He Founded The Association
No, He Was Not A Member
Yes, He Was A Life Member
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He Encouraged It
No, He Supported It
Yes, He Objected
He Was Indifferent To It
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It Was A Work Of Fiction
It Criticized Psychiatry
It Was An Autobiography
It Praised Psychiatry
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Yes, He Did
No, He Didn't
Only In Severe Cases
Only In Mild Cases
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He Was Indifferent To It
No, He Was A Staunch Opponent
Only In Severe Cases
Yes, He Supported It
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China
Austria
Hungary
France
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Mental Illness Is A Metaphor For Human Problems In Living
Mental Illness Is A State Of Mind
No Standpoint
Mental Illness Is A Chemical Imbalance
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Yes, But Only Biological Ones
Yes, They Exist
No, They're Metaphorical
No, They Do Not Exist
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Authoring Culinary Books
Belief In Psychotherapy
Theory Of Psychiatry
Opposition To Coercive Psychiatry
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No, He Didn’t
Yes, He Did
He Did Later In His Life
He Was Unsure
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American Psychiatric Association
World Health Organization
American Culinary Union
American Automobile Associatio
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Syracuse, New York
San Francisco
Washington, D.C.
Chicago
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No, He Wasn’t
Maybe, He Was
He Changed His Viewpoint Over Time
Yes, He Was
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He Had Mixed Emotions
No, He Criticized Them
He Did Later In His Life
Yes, He Did
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1958
1961
1970
1965
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Yes, He Did
He Changed His Stance Overtime
No, He Didn’t
Yes, But Only In Certain Cases
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Aug 29, 1980
Sep 8, 2012
Mar 8, 1964
Jul 15, 1939
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