本题目来源于试卷: IB Psychology HL Abnormal Psychology，类别为 IB心理学
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Which does not describe how deviation can be us9w( 4 -yqju 98ee; qkz.yijcyy:8ij 5adaftx(ed t.-7txzkh ab0xax7h : esu:6rio determine whether or not a behaviour is ar x-k:uis7z. a0bxhe:h6t7 xabnormal?
A. Social deviation: demonstrating behaviour that is not socially and culturally common or acceptable
B. Statistical deviation: demonstrating statistically rare behaviour
C. Deviation from predicted behaviour: demonstrating behaviour that is different than what a clinician predicted for an individual
D. Deviation from optimal health criteria: demonstrating behaviour that does not match a list of healthy behaviours
参考答案: C
本题详细解析:
Choice C is the only example of deviation (or difference) that cannot be use;safjkz(jf2ygwh1 *: 8yklcj.ht3z, d to distinguish normal and abnormal behaviour meaningfully. People may show behaviour that is not predictable by a clinician for various reasons, including development and change over time, situational factors, and a clinician's lack of knowledge of an individual.
Social deviation (choice A) plays a role in classifying sets of behaviours as disorders (e.g., culture-bound syndromes) and determining what counts as harmful and dysfunctional, two variables often used to demarcate what warrants treatme( tazs w,jz2l f.1;yjj3g*k k8:fhyhcnt by professionals.
Statistical deviation (choice B) and deviation from optimal health criteria (choice D) are also used to establish and describe why behaviours are considered abnormal. However, they each come with their limitations.
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