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infrequency
a criterion of abnormality stating that a behavior is abnormal if it occurs infrequently among the members of population |
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what are the two way of defining abnormal behavior |
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statistical and cultural deviance
emotional distress
dysfunction |
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compares behavior in cultural norms
behavior is abnormal if it violates the rules or accepted standards of society |
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cultural deviance example |
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walking in class nude or engage in sexual relations with children
(jon talks to himself and people think it's wierd) |
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statistical deviance example |
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terms such as gifted and mentally retarded
(john checks the lock 12 times before leaving, and no one else in the neighborhood does this) |
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abnormal behaviors are those that lead to personal distress or emotional upset |
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problem with cultural deviance label |
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criminals do bad things but it doesn't mean they have a psyc disorder |
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problem with statistical deviance |
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people are really good at things
like basketball players or albert einstein
doesn't mean they have a psyc disorder though |
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emotional stress problems |
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not all disorders make people unhappy
some people are distressed but that doesn't mean they have a psyc disorder |
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a breakdown in normal functioning
abnormal behaviors that prevent one from adapting to situations |
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can't eat properly
clean themselves
hold a job
(checking door 12 times before leaving causing him to be late to a job and then losing the job because of it) |
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the normal-to-abnormal continuum |
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abnormal and normal are not fixed categories
to a certain degree everyone acts normal and abnormal |
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a legal term usually defined as the inability to understand that certain actions are wrong, in a legal or moral sense, at the time of the crime |
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what type of concept is insanity? |
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what's the difference between insane and having pschological problems legally |
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insane is you don't understand what you're doing is wrong
psyc problems just mean that although you know it's wrong you do it anyways |
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the view that abnormal behavior is symptomatic o an underlying disease which can be cured with appropriate therapy |
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diagnostic labeling effects |
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the fact that labels for psyc problems can become self-fulfilling prophecies |
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1) may make it difficult to recognize normal behavior when it occurs
2) may increase the liklihood that someone will act abnormal |
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bio-psycho-social perspective |
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the idea that psyc disorders are influenced/caused by a combo of bio social(environmental) and psycho(cognitive) factors |
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Bio factors on abnormal behavior |
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nuerotransmitter imbalances
structural problems
genetic contributions |
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cognitive factors on abnormality |
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the processes involved in assigning causality to a behavior |
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widespread
will apply in lots of situations |
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an individual learns to associate an event with another event that makes them afraid |
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they've been reinforced for these actions |
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A extremely talented musician would be considered to have what type of deviance |
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an overwhelming panic when the phone rings is an example of (blank) deviance and psycho ab or normal? |
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statistically deviant and psychological abnormal |
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streaking is concidered (blank) deviance and (blank) psycholigically |
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culturally deviant and psychologically abnormal |
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embezzlement is (blank) deviance and (blank) psyco |
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culturally deviant psyco normal |
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wearing PJs to meettng is (blank) deviant |
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convinced something bad is going to happen and thinking of committing suicide is (blank) deviant and (blank) psyco |
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emotionally disturbing and psyco abnormal |
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grief after sister died is (blank) psyco and (blank) deviance |
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emotionally disturbing and psyco normal |
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fear of germs so won't eat and can't keep a job is (blank) deviant |
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someone who always hums is (blank) deviance |
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constantly fired is (blank) deviacne and (blank) psyco |
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dysfunctional and psyco abnormal |
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anorexia is (blank) deviance and (blank) psyco |
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dysfunctional and psyco abnormal |
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ted believes the best approach to psyco problems is medical help
he believes in |
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criticism of medical model is |
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some mental disordrs have no welldefined physical causes |
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problem with diagnostic labels |
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often bias our perception of individuals |
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rosenhan study shows that |
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diagnostic labels can be self-fulfilling profecies |
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treatment for schizophrenia |
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decrease levels of dopamine |
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depression and mania linked to |
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scrotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine |
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people with schizophrenia have... |
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people with schizophrenia may have abnormal activity in |
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schizophrenia may involve |
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miswiring of nueral circuit in the brain |
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person with twin diagnosed with scizophrenia has what odds to get it |
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schizophrenia isn't entirely due to genetics because |
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not all sets of twins get it |
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people prone to depressiong express thoughts using which attributes |
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internal stable and global |
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had a bad experience on elevator now afraid of elevator is which conditioning |
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child having same fear as parent is |
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