AQA A-level
Psychology
A notes flashcards
with
corresponding
Psychopathology
, Off definitions of abnormality
most
-
behaviour that is different from accepted standards in -
held to Jahoda's PRAISE' Criteria
a
community or
society -
Positive attitude -
> self esteem
be unwritten
laws
> accurate
perception
-social runes deemed to -
Reality -
& context independence
culture, time
-autonomy ability
>
specific to
-
to cores a
-
can be
of behaviour
desirability to reach Potential
-focusses on the
-Self actualisation >
-
ability
social norms
-
abnormal-breaking
-
A01 failure function adequately to -
A01 Statistical infrequency
life
everyday Eg brushing
of
wi demands a behaviour that unique or
inability is rane
to
cope
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,
uncommon , than 2 standard
- behaviour is seen as maladapline and is more
deviations
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away
from norm when
using
-
behaviour causes personal discuss ,
as normal distribution .
to others -
> observer discomfort
-
unpredictable & irrational behaviour
- breams meral standards
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A03 -
Point -
Social norms Explain Therefore
t Cultural relativism Social norms are relative to cultures
fluidity improves generalisability
& can change
out some
-
discrimination
discrimination
Stereotypes &
Provides sensible
P-function adequately a
threshold for where Professional
allows people to get help when
- threshold for help help is
necessary Mey
nec it
in Certain Situations failure , to
function adequately may
not be an
du-encompassing
abnormal , eg .
after beaument definition
P-mental health
criterial
definition in clinical Prac apo
+ comprehensive use
. .
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everyone
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criteria Could
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lenient 10 increase
validity
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used in
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Psychology
A notes flashcards
with
corresponding
Psychopathology
, Off definitions of abnormality
most
-
behaviour that is different from accepted standards in -
held to Jahoda's PRAISE' Criteria
a
community or
society -
Positive attitude -
> self esteem
be unwritten
laws
> accurate
perception
-social runes deemed to -
Reality -
& context independence
culture, time
-autonomy ability
>
specific to
-
to cores a
-
can be
of behaviour
desirability to reach Potential
-focusses on the
-Self actualisation >
-
ability
social norms
-
abnormal-breaking
-
A01 failure function adequately to -
A01 Statistical infrequency
life
everyday Eg brushing
of
wi demands a behaviour that unique or
inability is rane
to
cope
- -
,
uncommon , than 2 standard
- behaviour is seen as maladapline and is more
deviations
well as distress
away
from norm when
using
-
behaviour causes personal discuss ,
as normal distribution .
to others -
> observer discomfort
-
unpredictable & irrational behaviour
- breams meral standards
f
-
A03 -
Point -
Social norms Explain Therefore
t Cultural relativism Social norms are relative to cultures
fluidity improves generalisability
& can change
out some
-
discrimination
discrimination
Stereotypes &
Provides sensible
P-function adequately a
threshold for where Professional
allows people to get help when
- threshold for help help is
necessary Mey
nec it
in Certain Situations failure , to
function adequately may
not be an
du-encompassing
abnormal , eg .
after beaument definition
P-mental health
criterial
definition in clinical Prac apo
+ comprehensive use
. .
allows for easy setting
would not
everyone
meet be more
criteria Could
-over-demanding the criteria at some Point
↳ not abnormal
lenient 10 increase
validity
P-statistical increa E T
used in
-
method
Objective& Quentinine be
↓ prac clinical Practice
.
app
IQ desirable abnormal - bad
unusual enaracteristics
Eg high
=
.
-
be positive
may
