Shock therapy
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Shock therapy or shock treatment may refer to:
- A form of aversion therapy where an electric shock is used as a negative stimulus
- Electroconvulsive therapy or "Electroshock", the deliberate and controlled induction by electrical current of a seizure for the purpose of psychiatric treatment
- Insulin shock therapy, and Metrazol, Atropine or other shock therapies, the chemical induction of convulsions, coma or other physiological disturbance for the purpose of psychiatric treatment (no longer used, in the West at least)
- Shock Therapy (band), an American rock band
- Shock therapy (economics), the sudden release of price and currency controls
- Shock Treatment, an album by the Edgar Winter Group
- Shock Treatment, the 1981 follow up to The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Shock Treatment (1995 film), a 1995 television film
- Shock Treatment (reality show), a reality entertainment documentary
- Gimmie Gimmie Shock Treatment, a song by The Ramones, Later covered by Static-X on their album Beneath... Between... Beyond...
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