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This is one way of defining abnormality. The basic idea is that abnormality is when a behaviour does not fit within what is socially acceptable.

For example, in the UK it is a social norm to queue in a shop; to wait your turn. If someone walked into a shop, past the queue, and straight to the till, it would be regarded as an abnormal behaviour and classed as such under this definition. (tutor2u).

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the behaviour that is deem acceptable in society the expected behaviour

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Deviation from ideal mental health is a definition of abnormality, which suggests that abnormal behaviour should be defined by the absence of particular (ideal) characteristics. Jahoda proposed six principles of ideal mental health, including having a positive view of yourself and being resistant to stress. (tutor2u)

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behaviour that is not deem as the usual behaviour eg anxiety aggression and depression

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jim kerry

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Failure to Function Adequately. Under this definition, a person is considered abnormal if they are unable to cope with the demands of everyday life. (simply psychology).

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It is not normal to wee in the street in daytime

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It is not normal to wee in the street in daytime

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It is normal to be fully dressed in the street.c

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Fications
Miley Citrus
Belle Thorne
Donald Trump

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vegans

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normality is expected behaviour
abnormality is something unexpected

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Statistical Infrequency. Under this definition of abnormality, a person's trait, thinking or behavior is classified as abnormal if it is rare or statistically unusual (simply psychology).

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obsession
jim carrey
donald trump

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Normal is  the behaviour we expect from one another. The norms and values we follow 

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Normal is  the behaviour we expect from one another. The norms and values we follow 

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an abnormal feature , characteristics or occurrence

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What is abnormality? It is the same as asking what normal is. There is no clear answer. Normal can be different in different societies or to the individual. Looking at it with a psychological POV you can pin point certain aspects that are "normal". Only when things stand out that aren't "normal" can then be classed as abnormal. A behaviour or visual aspect that is noticable.

Normality

the condition of being normal, the state of being usual, typical or expected,

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normality - not richard
abnormality - richard