What is the primary focus of abnormal psychology?

• Social interactions

• Cognitive development

• Mental and emotional disorders

• Normal behavior patterns

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4D's of abnormal behavior?

• Dysfunction

• Distress

• Deviance

• Distraction

What does 'deviance' refer to in the context of abnormal behavior?

• Violation of societal norms

• Behavior that is typical

• Behavior that is harmful

• Behavior that is justified

Which of the following describes 'maladaptive' behavior?

• Behavior that is culturally accepted

• Behavior that is beneficial

• Behavior that is harmful

• Behavior that is typical

What does 'distress' indicate in abnormal behavior?

• Behavior that is socially acceptable

• Behavior that is predictable

• Behavior that causes pain or discomfort

• Behavior that is entertaining

Which of the following is a characteristic of dysfunctional behavior?

• Is culturally universal

• Enhances daily routines

• Interferes with normal daily functioning

• Is always justified

What does 'dangerous' behavior signify?

• Behavior that is predictable

• Behavior that is always justified

• Behavior that results from intense emotional states

• Behavior that is socially acceptable

Which of the following is an example of 'atypical' behavior?

• Exhibiting extreme emotional reactions

• Engaging in common hobbies

• Following societal norms

• Participating in group activities

How do cultural norms influence the perception of abnormal behavior?

• They are irrelevant to behavior

• They only apply to physical health

• They vary from culture to culture

• They remain constant across all societies

What is a key factor in determining if behavior is abnormal?

• The level of education

• The presence of emotional distress

• The age of the individual

• The economic status