Question

1. match the terms with their definitions.

a fear not based on reality
treatment of a mental condition by the use of electricity
a system of methods and techniques for analyzing and treating a patients unconscious mental processes
referring to the body
the science of putting a subject into a sleeplike trance in order to make the subject open to suggestions
electrotherapy
phobia
hypnotism
somatic
psychoanalysis
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Explanation:

• Electrotherapy: It is a treatment method that uses electricity, which matches the definition "treatment of a mental condition by the use of electricity".
• Phobia: A phobia is an irrational fear, so it aligns with "a fear not based on reality".
• Hypnotism: Hypnotism involves putting a subject into a sleep - like trance to make them open to suggestions, corresponding to "the science of putting a subject into a sleeplike trance in order to make the subject open to suggestions".
• Somatic: "Somatic" means relating to the body, which fits "referring to the body".
• Psychoanalysis: It is a system of methods for analyzing and treating unconscious mental processes, matching "a system of methods and techniques for analyzing and treating a patient’s unconscious mental processes".

Answer:

electrotherapy - treatment of a mental condition by the use of electricity; phobia - a fear not based on reality; hypnotism - the science of putting a subject into a sleeplike trance in order to make the subject open to suggestions; somatic - referring to the body; psychoanalysis - a system of methods and techniques for analyzing and treating a patient’s unconscious mental processes.