psychological, and sociocultural factors Models contribute to abnormal behavior. 6. Genetic factors, defects in F. Sociocultural Perspective neurotransmitter functioning, and underlying brain abnormalities, contribute to mental illness. 7. Our childhood experiences contribute to G. Biopsychosocial Perspective the development of mental illness. 8. Abnormal behavior is caused by societal failures, and is a description of behavior that deviates from social norms. 9. A malfunction in the physiology of the body produces symptoms of mental illness. 10. Abnormal behavior manifests from a distorted concept of the self. Short-Answer Respond to the following questions in 50 to 75 words each. How do assessment, diagnosis, and treatment work together in the field of abnormal psychology? What is the role of each process? How do you know when a behavior is deemed a mental illness?
psychological, and sociocultural factors contribute to abnormal behavior. Models 6. Genetic factors, defects in neurotransmitter functioning, and underlying brain abnormalities, contribute to mental illness. F. Sociocultural Perspective 7. Our childhood experiences contribute to the development of mental illness. G. Biopsychosocial Perspective 8. Abnormal behavior is caused by societal failures, and is a description of behavior that deviates from social norms. 9. A malfunction in the physiology of the body produces symptoms of mental illness. 10. Abnormal behavior manifests from a distorted concept of the self. Short-Answer Respond to the following questions in 50 to 75 words each. How do assessment, diagnosis, and treatment work together in the field of abnormal psychology? What is the role of each process? How do you know when a behavior is deemed a mental illness?
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