6 Normality Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 6 types of normality divided into by Gross 1995?

A

context-dependent

maladaptive focus

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2
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What are the 4 context-development types of normality?

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Socio-cultural
functional
historical
situational

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3
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What are the 2 maladaptive focus types of normality?

A

medical

statistical

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4
Q

Name an example of historical normality changing

A

Smoking attitudes

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5
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How is normality expressed in statistical normality?

A

an expression of the central tendency (mean, bell shaped curve)

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6
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Offer 5 examples of the use of normal distribution in medical practice

A
Birth weight
Sperm count
Serum cholesterol
Blood pressure
Growing and adult heights
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7
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What 3 things might be one to help maintain norms?

A

ritual/routine
mores (customs of a society)
Law

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8
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How might mores norms be violated?

A

resopnding to auditory hallucinations in public

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9
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How did Crutchfield (1954) define conformity?

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‘yielding to group pressure’

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10
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How did Myers (1999) define conformity?

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‘a change in behaviour as a result of real or imagined group pressure’

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11
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How did Zimbardo et al (1995) define conformity?

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‘a tendency for people to adopt the behaviour, attitudes and values of a reference group’

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12
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How can informational influence cause private conformity?

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we change our thoughts, feelings, and behaviour according to social influence

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13
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What is the basis of normative influence?

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we need to work co-operativel with each other to get on, we are motivated by a desire to avoid the severe consequences of being a deviant

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14
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What is the basis of public ocnformity?

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don’t change your actual opinion but change your opinion superficially to fit in

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15
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What is maladaptive behaviour?

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behaviour that negatively impacts on your daily life

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16
Q

Give 2 examples of maladaptive behaviour

A

social anxiety

avoidance

17
Q

What 4 aspects are considered when judging abnormality?

A

distress
dysfunction
deviance
dangerousness