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Question is come up with your own definition of normal and abnormal behavior.
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Explain how they differ from the description in this section and why and define them the way you did.
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Okay, so let's define normality.
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Normality, it is a behavior that can be normal for an individual when it is consistent with the most common behavior for that person.
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If a person a, he daily behaves the same way he behave.
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So it is considered to be a normal behavior of his.
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Fine.
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But suppose if a person say male, today he is behaving like a female, the way he is walking or the way he is talking his accent.
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Okay, now it is that of a female.
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So in that case, we'll say that this person a, who is a male, is behaving abnormal because people around him.
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Knows him for the way he usually comes out as a male okay he talks like a male is voice tone or his accent okay the he the way he's dress so all this symbolizes him of a male but on a today he's behaving like a female his voice is modulated you can say and he's talking in a different accent he's dressed up quite a different so we'll say that yeah today this person is not behaving normal.
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However, normal behavior often only recognized in contrast to abnormality.
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Because these behavior will be normal for a female, no...