Definitions of abnormality 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAbnormalityASAQA Created by: Melissa AntwineCreated on: 03-04-15 23:32 If a definition is this it can be applied to all people regardless of cultural differences universal 1 of 10 Jahoda created this definiton in 1958 Deviation from Ideal Mental health 2 of 10 The problem with Jahoda's definition is that if strictly applied everyone would be abnormal and therefore, it is? over inclusive 3 of 10 The definition in which one fails to cope with the demands of everyday life Failure to function adequately 4 of 10 If one violates the (unwritten) rules of what is acceptable behaviour in society then one deviates from social norms 5 of 10 The psychological term for when what is acceptable in one culture isn't in another cultural relativity 6 of 10 If a judgment is based on someone's own personal opinion it is.. subjective 7 of 10 An example of one of Jahoda's criteria autonomy 8 of 10 Whether someone is classed as abnormal can depend on the situation they are in and therefore, on the... context 9 of 10 The issue with social norms is that they can change over.... time 10 of 10
Psychology 12 mark questions for Social Influence, Stress and Abnormality (individual differences) 4.5 / 5 based on 6 ratings
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