Psychopathology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyPsychopathologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Eleanor_harveyCreated on: 20-05-22 18:24 What is deviation from social norms ? What society deems as acceptable or irrational, behaviour has to go beyond ecentric and be seen to have a negative impact. It also has to persist. 1 of 6 Deviation from social norms evaluation S - looks at context so can be seen holistically S - can adapt with age S - behaviour is visible to others S -- individualistic W- very subjective W- change in attitudes over time W- ethnocentric bias 2 of 6 What is statistical infrequency ? A standard deviation that can be used to plot results for a behaviour against the norms for that behaviour, normal is classed as -1 - 1 3 of 6 Statistical infrequency evaluation S - objective point S - uses scores from well established standardised tests so is more scientific. W- some abnormal behaviour is disirable - high IQ W- scores are based on self report so subjective W - does not consider any cultural factors 4 of 6 What is failure to function adequately ? Rosenhan and seligman's 7 features of personal dysfunction describe when someone is uunable to cope. 5 of 6 What are the rosenhan and seliman 7 features 1. personal distress 2 .maladaptive behaviour 3. unpredictability 4. irrationalality 5. observer dysfunction 6. violation of moral standards 7. unconventionality 6 of 6
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