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a. What exactly is it about that individual (appearance, behavior, mannerisms, speech, interactions with others, etc.) that leads you to perceive that person as "abnormal"?2. Does it make sense to you to think of abnormal behavior in terms of "mental illness" and "mental disorder"? What are the arguments for? What are the arguments against? What does Szasz have to say about this?b. Why do you regard those qualities as "abnormal"? In other words, what standards or criteria for normal vs. abnormal are you applying?
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