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| Front | What are the behavioural characteristics of depression? |
| Back | . Reduction in activity levels - lacking energy to partake in daily activities or activities they previously found enjoyable.. A change in eating behaviour - leads to significant weight gain or loss. Increase in aggressive acts - towards self (self-harm) or others. |
| Front | Evaluate statistical infrequency |
| Back | . People who are labelled as abnormal have been evaluated objectively. The cut-off point for what's normal and what's abnormal is subjective, leading to possible implications. Not all statistically infrequent traits are negative. Some mental health conditions are relatively normal. For example, 1/6 people have depression |
| Front | Evaluate deviation from ideal mental health |
| Back | . It's a culturally biased definition of mental health, American, individualistic societal standards are applied.. The criteria is too strict and deviation from any criteria point means you're mentally abnormal.. It's a positive and hollistic definition focusing on numerous aspects and trying to fix issues. Unlike other definitions, it respects the individual's personal experiences. |