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Group norms function to:
Defensive Coping
A psychological strategy where an individual handles stress and threats by unconsciously denying or distorting reality.
Powerlessness
A state of feeling unable to control, influence, or effectively act in a situation, often leading to frustration and vulnerability.
Acute Mania
A phase of bipolar disorder characterized by an elevated mood, overactivity, rapid speech, and impulsive behavior.
Pressured Speech
Rapid, frenzied, or uninterrupted speech that is a characteristic of certain psychological disorders, such as bipolar disorder during manic phases.
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