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See all the wonderful things Felicity Rodda has made

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yo bro was good u ugly as heck and ur balls smell dood wyd with your life

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Average statistics is considered normal

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this would define the common cold as well as colour blindness as medical abnormalities

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Bill Gates has an IQ of of 160 and this is considered abnormal.

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failure to conform to societal norms or the usual minimum standards fro social conduct

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Another problem with statistical definitions is the issue of where to draw the line between normality and abnormality. to take another example, we could obtain the average amount of food eaten per day for people of a particular age or sex.

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for example at a funeral everyone should be quiet and respectful and if someone was laughing really loud and being disrespectful it would be considered abnormal based on the situational approach.

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For example, if an individual obtains and extremely high or low score of an IQ test or ATAR score it is abnormal.

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Hugging and kissing people on the cheeks as a greeting is expected behavior in some countries but isn't in others

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Defines normality by the social situation, behavioural setting or general circumstances in which the behaviour occurs.

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Failure to conform to societal norm or the usual minimum standards for social conduct.

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defines normality by the level one's ability to interact and involve oneself in society.

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the functional approach defines normality by the level of ones ability to interact and involve oneself in society.

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Statistical approach - defines normality according to the experiences and behaviour of the statistical majority

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In ancient Greece homosexuality was considered normal but in the western society homosexuality was classified as a mental disorder until 1970.

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Defines normality as an individual being physically healthy and abnormality as having an underlying physical cause.

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'Functioning' refers to the ability to undertake everyday tasks such as personal hygiene, going to school or eating food

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Culture is one of the most influential contexts in which any behaviour is judged.

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Defines normality by determining whether behaviour's typical according to cultural values and beliefs of a particular society.