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kirill
11 days ago
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All students except one are cheating on a test. The one student who is not cheating on the test is exhibiting abnormal behavior.

Based on the information provided in the article, explain the conclusion of this scenario. Which definition for abnormal behavior would apply to this scenario?
Physics
2 answers:
Yuliya22 [1.1K]11 days ago
7 0

Answer:

He could be showing unusual behavior since every other student in his class is cheating during the test. This situation is labeled as abnormal because it deviates from the expected behavior.

Explanation:

I submitted this on edenguity and received the correct answer.

Maru [1K]11 days ago
4 0

Answer:

Indeed, the student not engaging in cheating is displaying abnormal behavior when compared to the rest of the class.

Explanation:

In clinical psychology, any action that causes significant distress and diverges from what is typically accepted is considered abnormal behavior.

In this scenario, since the entire class is cheating, that act becomes a standard practice. Conversely, the single student refraining from cheating is straying from this norm, marking his actions as abnormal behavior.

Key words:

Abnormal behavior, clinical psychology, cheating

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