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Ancient practice where holes were cut into ill person's head
-releases evil spirits. |
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| mental illness caused by imbalance of four humors. |
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| Mentally ill were labeled as witches |
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| Going against norms of society |
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Inability to function normally
hard to meet demands of daily living |
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| Sociocultural perspective |
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| Normal and abnormal behavior seen as product of behavioral shaping within the context of influences |
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| Need to consider the unique characteristics of the culture the person is from. |
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| Disorders found only in particular cultures |
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| Psychologists/psychiatrists |
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They assess behavior's abnormality.
Do not determine sanity |
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Explains behavior as caused by biological changes
(Chemical, structural, or genetic systems of the body) |
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| Disordered behavior results from repressed thoughts, memories, and concerns in the unconscious mind. |
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