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4. Normality
The absence of illness and presence of state of
well being called normality.
A person who gets according to
the rule and adopt himself according
to the situation.
.
5. Abnormality
Abnormality is the significant deviation from
commonly accepted patterns of behaviors,
emotion or thought.
6. Abnormality definitions:
Statistical infrequency:
It does not account for social acceptance e . g. very
high intelligence.
Violation of social norms:
Social norms vary from society to society e.g.
violation of religion’s rule
Personal distress:
It includes mentally ill or physically defective people.
legal act: violation of country’s rule.
7. According to early theories
Abnormal behavior was evil spirits trying to
get out.
Trephining was often used
8. 8
What Is Normal and Abnormal?
A man
barking like a
dog
A man is
playing
cricket
Aman driving
a nail through
his hand
A man
refusing to
eat for
several days
Students are
studying in a
classroom
Abusinessman
sleeping in his
office
9. Difference between normality
& abnormality
Normal behavior is socially acceptable while the
abnormal behavior is not acceptable.
10. Causes of abnormal behavior
There may be of three kinds of causes :
Biological
Psychological
Sociocultural
11. Biological cause:
-Genetic inheritance
-Physiological changes
-Exposure to toxic
substances
For example, a thyroid abnormality can cause a
person’s moods to fluctuate widely.
12. Psychological cause:
-Past learning experiences
-Maladaptive thought patterns
-Difficulties coping with stress
14. DSM
DSM stands for diagnostic statistical manual.
The diagnostic statistical manual of mental
disorder, published by theAmerican psychiatric
Association, provides a common language and
standard criteria for the classification of mental
disorder.
15. According to DSM
According to the DSM-IV-TR, behaviors may be
considered abnormal if they are associated with
disability, personal distress, the violation of social
norms, or dysfunction.
The DSM system like the medical model , treats
abnormal behaviors as signs and symptoms of
underlying disorders and pathologies.
16. According to Axis 4
Axis IV is for reporting psychosocial and
environmental problems.A psychosocial or
environmental problem may be a negative life
event, an environmental difficulty or deficiency.
For example
Problems with primary support group:
death of a family member , divorce neglect of child.
Problems related to the social environment:
living alone adjustment to life-cycle transition (such
as retirement).
Educational problems:
academic problem ,bad school environment.
17. According to axis4
academic problems ,bad school environment.
Occupational problems:
unemployment; threat of job loss; stressful work
schedule.
Housing problems:
Homelessness, discord with neighbors or landlord.
Economic problems:
Extreme poverty.
Other psychosocial and environmental problems:
Exposure to disasters, war
18. GAF
The Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF)
is a numeric scale (0 through 100) used by
mental health physicians.
we can assess someone'1 normality and
abnormality by the increase of number from 0 to
100.for example on 80 to 90 a person will be
consideard as normal but on 10 to 20 abnormal.