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\"Normal\" (normalcy) is a term loosely tossed around in our culture. Chapter 12 talks about possible criteria...

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\"Normal\" (normalcy) is a term loosely tossed around in ourculture.

Chapter 12 talks about possible criteria to indicate what is\"abnormal\". (Essentials of Psychology 6e By Douglas Bernstein)

List and discuss these criteria. Explain in detail, in at least150 words, use examples, and references.

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There are lots of definitions defining abnormal behaviour It largely depends on the culture religion and societal makeup People become abnormal for various reasons and exhibit socially unfit and sometimes violent    See Answer
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