An individual who displays deviant behavior most likely has a psychological disorder.
Lorraine bites her fingernails to the point of bleeding whenever she is out in public because she says it calms her. Lorraine’s habit of harming herself is an example of __________. A.cultural relativityB.situational contextC.maladaptive behaviorD.deviant behavior
What are the criteria that must be considered in order to determine if one’s abnormal behavior can be diagnosed as a psychological disorder?
Which of the following is not considered a strength of the medical model of abnormality?
Which model of abnormality suggests that mental disorders are the products of the interaction between biological, psychological, and social factors?
What are the criteria that must be considered in order to determine if one’s abnormal behavior can be diagnosed as a psychological disorder?
Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information. In order to determine if abnormal behavior can be considered a psychological disorder, it must be determined that the behavior is persistent, goes against the rules of society, causes significant discomfort, is maladaptive, or poses a danger to the individual or others. Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information. In order to determine if abnormal behavior can be considered a psychological disorder, it must be determined that the behavior is persistent, goes against the rules of society, causes significant discomfort, is maladaptive, or poses a danger to the individual or others.
Give a brief description of the three areas regarding the biopsychosocial model.
Responses may vary but should include all or some of the following information: “Bio” refers to the area having to do with any biological factors that influence mental illness. Medical and mental health professionals must determine if any biological changes are the cause or effect of mental illness. “Psycho” refers to any psychological influences, changes, or progression of mental illness. “Social” refers to any familial, social, environmental, or cultural influences that affect mental illness and its progress and/or treatment.
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