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								Insanity									 | 
								A legal (psychological) term, the inability to appreciate the nature and quality of wrongfullness of one's acts									 | 
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								Abnormal behavior									 | 
								Behavior that is deviant, maladaptive, or personally distressful over a long period of time									 | 
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								Deviant									 | 
								Varies form normal behavior accepted by society									 | 
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								Maladaptive									 | 
								Interferes with a person's ability to function effectively in the world (cannot adapt)									 | 
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								Biological approach									 | 
								An approach to abnormal behavior which attributes psychological disorders to organic and internal causes									 | 
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								Medical model									 | 
								Describes psychological disorders as medical diseases with a biological origin									 | 
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								Structural views									 | 
								Abnormalities in the brain's structure cause psychological disorders									 | 
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								Biochemical views									 | 
								Imbalances in neurotransmitters or hormones cause psychological disorders									 | 
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								Psychological approach									 | 
								An approach to abnormal behavior that says personality is the cause of the behavior									 | 
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								Psychodynamic perspectives									 | 
								Stress that psychological disorders arise from unconscious conflicts that produce anxiety and result in maladaptive behavior, believe the key to understanding is looking at childhood and repressed sexual conflicts 									 | 
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								Behavioral and social cognitive perspectives									 | 
								Focuses on the rewards and punishments in the environment that lead to abnormal behavior 									 | 
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								Trait perspectives									 | 
								Five factor model summarizes that the broad dimensions of personality characteristics have been used to assess psychological disorders especially personality disorders									 | 
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								Humanistic perspectives									 | 
								Emphasize positive personal qualities, capacity for growth, and freedom to choose one's own destiny, a psychological disorder reflects an inability to fulfill one's potential likely arising from the pressures of society to conform to other's expectations and values									 | 
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								Sociocultural Approach									 | 
								Places emphasis on the larger social contexts in which a person lives than other approaches									 | 
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								Internalizing disorders									 | 
								Involve turning negative feelings inward (more associated with women)									 |