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Abnormality

What Is Normal? Write down 10 characteristics that makes a person “normal.” What causes a person to be abnormal?

Abnormality - Definitions Abnormality could mean deviating from the norm or average

Abnormality – Definitions (Continued) Abnormality is also defined as deviating from normal characteristics either by not possessing them or by possessing characteristics that should not be possessed

Abnormality – Definitions (Continued) Abnormality as a “failure to function adequately”.  Every human being should achieve some sense of personal well-being and make some contribution to a larger social group.  Any individual who fails to function adequately in this respect is seen as being “abnormal”.  Some common causes for inadequate functioning include: Personal distress Others' distress Maladaptiveness Unexpected behaviour Bizarreness

Normality All societies have standards or norms for appropriate behaviours and beliefs

Discussion Continuous vs. Discontinuous change Critical Period Lifespan Approaches Nature vs. Nurture