Describe the three criteria that help psychologists distinguish normal behavior from abnormal behavior with suitable examples for each. Have you ever experiences something like a panic attack when a crazy idea (e. g. some was going to die today) comes into your head? what might you do in this situation to calm yourself?
We often are quick to rally behind a friend or family member when they are diagnosed with cancer even though it is completely unrelatable. Few, if any, of us can empathize because we have never had cancer or something like it. Yet, we do anyway. But, when someone has a disorder like schizophrenia, everyone backs away. They do this even though we have all experienced things like schizophrenia in our own lives. It IS relatable, but we treat it as being foreign. So, to help promote empathy, which disorders did you have trouble understanding or relating too? why?

Explanation:      Have you ever experiences something like a panic attack when a crazy idea (e.g. some was going to die today) comes into your head? what might you do in this situation to calm yourself?

We often are quick to rally behind a friend or family member when they are diagnosed with cancer even though it is completely unrelatable. Few, if any, of us can empathize because we have never had cancer or something like it. Yet, we do anyway. But, when someone has a disorder like schizophrenia, everyone backs away. They do this even though we have all experienced things like schizophrenia in our own lives. It IS relatable, but we treat it as being foreign. So, to help promote empathy, which disorders did you have trouble understanding or relating too? why?

Have you ever experiences something like a panic attack when a crazy idea (e.g. some was going to die today) comes into your head? what might you do in this situation to calm yourself?

We often are quick to rally behind a friend or family member when they are diagnosed with cancer even though it is completely unrelatable. Few, if any, of us can empathize because we have never had cancer or something like it. Yet, we do anyway. But, when someone has a disorder like schizophrenia, everyone backs away. They do this even though we have all experienced things like schizophrenia in our own lives. It IS relatable, but we treat it as being foreign. So, to help promote empathy, which disorders did you have trouble understanding or relating too? why?