Unit 1 AOS 1 Normality Quiz (7)

Typical behaviour means

• the person is acting in accordance with social norms

• the person is acting as they usually do

• the person is acting in accordance with cultural norms

• the person is acting in an unusual way for them

Atypical behaviour means

• the person is acting in ways that are usual for them.

• the person is acting in accordance to social norms

• the person is acting in ways that are unusual for them.

• the person is acting in accordance with cultural norms

What factors are used in psychology to help determine atypical and typical behaviour for an individual?

• Societal, Cultural, Historical, Statistical, Functional, Medical

• Situational, Societal, Developmental norms Historical, Statistical, Functional, Medical

• Situational, Societal and Cultural, Intellect, Statistical, Functional, Medical

• Situational, Societal and Cultural, Historical, Statistical, Functional, Medical

When an individual behaves in accordance with societial norms and the rules that govern their social behaviour, it is an example of what approach to normality?

• Situational

• Societal and Cultural

• Historical

• Statistical

When an individual behaves in accordance with a specific situation, it is an example of which approach to normality

• Societal and cultural

• Statistical

• Medical

• Situational

When an individuals behaviour reflects breakdown in the way the person thinks, feel and behaves, it is an example of which approach to normality?

• Situational

• Medical

• Functional

• Statistical

A spectrum of mental health, with mentally healthy people on the left end of the spectrum, those with some mental problems in the middle, and those with mental disorders on the right end.

• Mental health spectrum

• Mental illness continuum

• Mental health continium

• Mental illness spectrum

Mentally healthy people:

• are generally introvert, unproductive, insecurely attached

• are generally happy, productive, social, and goal-oriented people.

• are generally extrovert and productive

• are generally outgoing and securely attached.

If an individual had sever schizophrenia with symptoms managed by medication, where would they be on the mental health continuum?

• Healthy

• Reactive

• Injured

• Ill