The Socially Inappropriate Behavior Seen in Individuals with Autism May

question 32

Multiple Choice

The socially inappropriate behavior seen in individuals with autism may be correlated with abnormalities in the

• A) orbitofrontal cortex.
• B) septal area.
• C) hippocampus.
• D) amygdala.

Recognize that deviance is a subjective experience, shaped by societal reactions and labeling.

Identify the factors influencing perceptions and studies of deviance, including bias, consensus, and societal norms.

Assess the significance of consensus in defining and studying deviance.

Distinguish between higher- and lower-consensus deviance and how they are studied.

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Definitions:

Negotiated

The process of discussing to reach an agreement or compromise between parties with differing interests or positions.

Roles

Roles are the functions or positions that individuals occupy in a social, professional, or organizational context, defining their responsibilities and expectations.

In-group

A social group to which a person psychologically identifies as being a member, contrasting with an "out-group" which one does not identify with.

Negotiating

The process of discussing and reaching a mutually agreeable outcome or settlement between two or more parties with different preferences or interests.