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The definition of insanity varies from one jurisdiction to another.
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Abnormal and normal behavior should be viewed as marking two ends of a , evaluated in terms of gradations, ranging from completely normal functioning to extremely abnormal behavior, rather than as absolute states.
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Until recently, people linked abnormal behavior to superstition and witchcraft; individuals who displayed abnormal behavior were accused of being .
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Some of the more severe forms of psychological disturbance, such as major depression and schizophrenia, are influenced by genetic factors and malfunctions in signals.
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From the behavioral perspective, to explain why abnormal behavior occurs, we must analyze how an individual has abnormal behavior and observe the circumstances in which it is displayed.
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It is possible that maladaptive cognitions are the or consequences of disorders, rather than their cause.





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