The only definition of abnormal behavior that does not involve subjectivity is
a. conformity to norms.
b. subjective distress.
c. disability or dysfunction.
d. none of the above
Question 2
Recently, Elizabeth has felt anxious much of the time, and her anxiety has caused her to perform some compulsive rituals that are highly unusual. Her job and her friends, however, have not been affected. Elizabeth is abnormal according to the definition based on
a. violation of social norms and disability/dysfunction/impairment.
b. subjective distress.
c. disability/dysfunction/impairment.
d. violation of social norms and subjective distress.
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