Question

Psychological abnormality may include deviance, distress, dysfunction, and danger. First, explain what these terms mean regarding psychological abnormality. Second, provide an example of a time when each aspect of abnormality would not be considered abnormal.

Answer 1

Answer: Deviance, distress, dysfunction and danger are all related because their result most times are negative

Explanation:

Deviance could be defined as the state of shifting or diverging from the normal standard as regards social or sexual related issues. Someone who is psychological abnormal would consider this normal in most cases and do them often.

Distress could be described as when an individual is subjected to extreme anxiety, sorrow or pain. A psychological abnormal fellow would want to remain in this mindset and refuse coming out form it and seem as though it's normal for him.

Dysfunction is described as the reverse of functional. When someone is against anything working.

Danger is a sign of warning of a bad event that's about to take place.

Danger would not be consider an abnormal when it's understood for a preventive measure, dysfunctional won't be considered abnormal when the event itself is immoral and the individual insist on doing right.