How Is Patterned Deviance Different from Idiosyncratic Deviance

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Multiple Choice

How is patterned deviance different from idiosyncratic deviance?

• A) Patterned deviance results in a negative outcome, idiosyncratic deviance results in a positive outcome.
• B) Patterned deviance occurs according to a predictable script, idiosyncratic deviance is unique to each individual.
• C) Idiosyncratic deviance is a departure from existing forms of deviance, patterned deviance is not.
• D) Idiosyncratic deviance requires a high level of cognitive ability, patterned deviance does not.

Identify the common behaviors and cognitive patterns associated with specific personality disorders.

Differentiate between similar and related disorders within the personality disorder spectrum.

Recognize the impact of personality disorders on interpersonal relationships and societal perception.

Comprehend the changes and updates in diagnosing personality disorders from DSM-IV-TR to DSM-5.

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Definitions:

Attachment Quality

refers to the nature and strength of an emotional bond, particularly between a child and their caregiver, influencing development and future relationships.

Similar Quality

Denotes objects, services, or attributes that are comparable in standard or grade.

Secure Attachment

A strong and healthy emotional bond that develops between a child and their caregiver, characterized by trust and a sense of safety.

Consistency

The quality of achieving a level of performance or conducting oneself in a similarly predictable manner over time.