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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Ch.14 Abnormality Garry Clark, Abnormality ways to define abnormal The sociocultural Perspective, Abnormality psychologists definitions behavior going against social norms, Inability to Function Normally related to maldaptive, Abnormality ways to define abnormal Subjective Discomfort, Biopsychosocial perspective explains the biological, psychological, and sociocultural influences are no longer independent causes of abnormal behavior, Psychological model explains when an idividual tries to repress memories these memories try to resurfaces by causing psychological problems, Abnormality causes for Abnormality Psychological model, Social Norm Deviance means to do something that goes against the social norms of society, Abnormality psychologists definitions the behavior unusual such as severe panick when faced by a stranger, Abnormality psychologists definitions the behavior causes the person to be dangerous to self or others, Inability to Function Normally means behavior that does not allow an individual to fit into society, Abnormality ways to define abnormal Social Norm Deviance, Abnormality ways to define abnormal Statistical Definition, Abnormality psychologists definitions the behavior causes significant subjective discomfort, The sociocultural Perspective means normal is what is shaped by influences such as family abnormal is anything out side of those taught values, Abnormality causes for Abnormality Biological model, Statistical Definition means frequently occuring behavior is normal rarely occuring behavior normal is abnormal, Abnormality psychologists definitions the behavior is maldaptive or results in inability to function, Abnormality ways to define abnormal Inability to Function Normally, Subjective Discomfort means emotional distress while engaging in a particular behavior