If Your Roommate Acts in a Way That Is Unusual

question 149

Multiple Choice

If your roommate acts in a way that is unusual (i.e., deviant) and interferes with her schoolwork (i.e., dysfunctional) , what would you need to know before deciding whether the behaviour is abnormal?

• A)Her vulnerability factors
• B)Her current stressors
• C)Whether she finds the behaviour distressing
• D)The religious meaning of her behaviour

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