Psychopathology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySchizophreniaASAQA Created by: hsowmanCreated on: 04-04-19 17:45 Definition of Statistical infrequency (SI) A person's characteristic, thinking or behaviour would be considered to be abnormal if it was found to be rare. 1 of 10 Description of Statistical infrequency (SI) Behaviour that is less frequent is abnormal. The majority are normal and the minority are abnormal. 2 of 10 Advantages of Statistical infrequency (SI) It has clear clear guidelines and has an element of objectivity. 3 of 10 Disadvantages of Statistical infrequency (SI) Anyone who differs from the avergae is abnormal, we consider Stephen Hawkins as abnormal...It is also era dependent. 4 of 10 Definition of Deviation from Social Norms (DSN) Abnormity is where people demostrate unusual behaviour, which breaches unwritten social roles of acceptable behaviour. 5 of 10 Description of Deviation from Social Norms (DSN) Deviant behaviour is behaviour which is considered anti-social or undesirable by the majority of society's members. They need standards of acceptance. 6 of 10 Disadvantage of Deviation from Social Norms (DSN) Is that norms can change over time from one era to another. 7 of 10 Defintion of Failure to Function Adequately (FFA) Abnormity is when persons experimented psychological distress or unpredctable or irrational behaviour to others, feeling distressed. 8 of 10 Description of Failure to Function Adequately (FFA) When their behaviour, thinking or emotional state prevents them from livng happy or going to work. 9 of 10 Definition of Deviation of Ideal Mental Health PASSEE - accurate PERCEPTION, should be AUTOMANOUS, free from STRESS, SELF_ACTUALISATION, self-ESTEEM and ENVIRONMENTAL mastery. 10 of 10
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