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ABNORMAL OR
EXCEPTIONAL:
Mental Health Literacy for
© Copyright 2016 Pearson Education, Inc.
 Child and Youth Care
First Edition

Prepared by

Deborah M. Gural
Red River College

Contents

Chapter 1 Perspectives: Abnormal or Exceptional? 3

Chapter 2 Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders 17

Chapter 3 Neurodevelopmental Disorders 28

Chapter 4 Attention Deficits 36

Chapter 5 Disruptive Behaviour 48

Chapter 6 Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Related Disturbances 60

Chapter 7 Mood Disturbances 74

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Chapter 8 Eating Disturbances

Chapter 9 Psychosis and Schizophrenia

Chapter 10 Substance Misuse and Addictions

Appendix 1 Understanding Suicide

Chapter 1 Perspectives: Abnormal or Exceptional?

Multiple Choice Questions
Learning Objective 1.1 - Identify, define, and provide examples for the four elements of abnormality.
Explain how cultural and societal norms play a role in definitions of abnormality.

1. All of the following are one of the major elements of abnormality EXCEPT:
a) risk to self and others
b) personal distress
c) impairment or maladaptiveness
d) altered consciousness
Answer: D
Page Reference: 3-7
Skill: factual; Difficulty: easy

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2. For someone to be described as exhibiting “abnormal behaviour” according to the psychological
perspective and the DSM, behaviour must be
a) genetically based
b) maladaptive and harmful
c) something everybody does
d) not seen at all in “normal people”
Answer: B
Page Reference: 6
Skill: conceptual; Difficulty: moderate

3. Alice orders dinner in a Winnipeg restaurant. After receiving her spaghetti dinner, she starts to eat it
with her fingers. Alice has violated a social
a) norm
b) tradition
c) taboo
d) sanction
Answer: A
Page Reference: 3
Skill: applied; Difficulty: easy

4. What is considered “abnormal” in one culture may be considered quite “normal” in another culture.
This illustrates that abnormality is a
a) nonsocial concept
b) dimensional concept
c) useless concept
d) relative concept
Answer: D
Page Reference: 4-5
Skill: conceptual; Difficulty: challenging
5. Although binge drinking is considered culturally unacceptable in Canada, it occurs frequently on
college and university campuses. Considering the basic elements of abnormality, binge drinking in
Canada is best viewed as being
a) a social variant
b) normal behaviour
c) socially deviant
d) statistically deviant
Answer: C
Page Reference: 4-5
Skill: applied; Difficulty: moderate

Learning Objective 1.2 - Describe the field of abnormal psychology. Distinguish between mental
health, mental illness, and abnormality. Summarize the DSM approach to abnormality.

6. The branch of psychology that focuses on the scientific study of disorders of behaviour, mood, and
mental processes is referred to as
a) abnormal psychology
b) biopsychosocial psychology
c) abnormal psychology
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 d) developmental psychology
Answer: A
Page Reference: 8
Skill: factual; Difficulty: easy

7. All of the following are among the primary goals of abnormal psychology EXCEPT
a) describe
b) explain
c) decrease
d) control
Answer: C
Page Reference: 8
Skill: factual; Difficulty: easy

8. Mental health is associated with each of the following EXCEPT

a) productive activities
b) an ability to cope with the normal stresses of life
c) making a contribution to one’s community
d) an ability to avoid stressful and traumatic events
Answer: D
Page Reference: 9
Skill: conceptual; Difficulty: moderate

9. The term that is used to refer to a pattern of specific behavioural, cognitive, emotional, or physical
symptoms shown by an individual that is marked by distress and decreased functioning is
a) mental health
b) mental disorder
c) mental illness
d) abnormal psychology
Answer: B
Page Reference: 8-9
Skill: factual; Difficulty: moderate

10. Which of the following is TRUE?

a) Abnormal behaviour and mental disorder are equivalent terms that mean the same thing
b) Mental disorder refers to a pattern of behaviour, not just a single act
c) Mental illness only refers to psychological problems that are related to biological factors
d) Mental illness and mental disorder are equivalent terms that mean the same thing
Answer: B
Page Reference: 8-9
Skill: conceptual; Difficulty: challenging

11. How are disorders organized in the DSM-5?

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Ballota, Linn. Marrobia Ital. B. alba, Linn.

XXXVIII.
Scrophulariaceae (Iuss.)

Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. beccabunga,

Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. chamadrys,
Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. officinalis,
Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. arvensis, Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. agrestis, Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. polita, Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. buxabaumii,
Ten.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. hederifolia,
Linn.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. cymbalaria,
Bodard.
Veronica, Linn. Veronica Ital. V. acinifolia, Linn.
Rhinanthus, Cresta di gallo R. crista galli,
Linn. Ital. Linn.
Euphrasia, Linn. Eufrasia Ital. E. seroscrotina,
Lam.
Euphrasia, Linn. Eufrasia Ital. E. lutea, Linn.
Trixago, Link. T. latifolia, Reich.
Linaria, Iuss. Linaiola Ital. L. cymbalaria,
Mill.
Linaria, Iuss. Linaiola Ital. L. vulgaris, Mill.
Antirrhinum, Bocca di leone A. majus, Linn.
Linn. Ital.
Antirrhinum, Bocca di leone A. orontium, Linn.
Linn. Ital.
Scrophularia, Scrofolaria Ital. S. peregrina, Linn.
 Linn.

XXXIX.
Oleaceae (Linn.)

Olea, Linn. Olivo Ital. O. europaea, Linn.

Phillyrea, Linn. Ph. media, Linn.
Ligustrum, Linn. Ligustro Ital. L. vulgare, Linn.

XL.
Plantagineae (Iuss.)

Plantago, Linn. Petacciuola Ital. P. major, Linn.

Plantago, Linn. P. lanceolatum,
Linn.
Plantago, Linn. P. psyllium, Linn.

XLI.
Verbenaceae (Iuss.)

Verbena, Linn. Verbena Ital. V. officinalis,

Linn.

XLII.
Orobancheae (Iuss.)

Orobanche, Orobanche Ital. O. minor, Sutt.

Linn.
Orobanche, Orobanche Ital. O. ramosa, Linn.
Linn.

XLIII.
Acantaceae (Iuss.)

Acanthus, Linn. Acanto Ital. A. mollis, Linn.

XLIV.
Borragineae (Iuss.)

Echium, Linn. Echio Ital. E. vulgare, Linn.

Echium, Linn. Echio Ital. E. italicum, Linn.
Cerinthe, Linn. Cerinte Ital. C. aspera, Roth.
Heliotropium, Eliotropio Ital. H. europaeum,
Linn. Linn.
Lithospermum, L. arvensis, Linn.
Linn.
Lithospermum, L. purpureo-
Linn. coeruleum,
Linn.
Symphytum, Consolida Ital. S. tuberosum,
Linn. Linn.
Borrago Borragine Ital. B. officinalis,
Linn.
Myosotis Orecchio di M. arvensis,
topo Ital. Hoffm.
Cynoglossum Cinoglossa Ital. C. pictum, Ail.
Anchusa Ancusa Ital. A. italica, Retz.

XLV.
Primulaceae (Vent.)

Anagallis, Linn. Mordigallina A. arvensis, Linn.

Ital.
Anagallis, Linn. Mordigallina A. coerulea, Linn.
Ital.
Cyclamen, Linn. Pan porcino Ital. C. hederifolium,
Willd.
Cyclamen, Linn. Pan porcino Ital. C. europaeum,
Linn.
Cyclamen, Linn. Pan porcino Ital. C. neapolitanum,
Ten.
XLVI.
Convolvulaceae (Iuss.)

Convolvulus, Il vilucchio Ital. C. arvensis, Linn.

Linn.
Convolvulus, Il vilucchio Ital. C. sepium, Linn.
Linn.

XLVII.
Selaneae (Iuss.)

Hyoscyamus, Giusquiamo H. albus, Linn.

Linn. Ital.
Verbascum, Linn. Tasso-barbasso V. sinuatum, Linn.
Ital.
Verbascum, Linn. Tasso-barbasso V. blattaria, Linn.
Ital.
Solanum, Linn. Solatro-nero S. dulcamara,
Ital. Linn.
Solanum, Linn. Solatro-nero S. nigrum, Linn.
Ital.
Solanum, Linn. Solatro-nero S. villosum, Lam.
Ital.

XLVIII.
Gentianeae (Iuss.)

Chilora, Linn. Ch. perfoliata,

Lam.
Erythraea, Ren. Centaurea E. centaurium,
Minore Pers.
Erythraea, Ren. E. lutea, Bertol.

XLIX.
Ericaceae (Desv.)
Arbutus, Linn. Corbezzolo Ital. A. unedo, Linn.
Erica, Linn. Scopa Ital. E. arborea, Linn.

L.
Amaranthaceae (Iuss.)

Amaranthus, Amaranto Ital. A. clitum, Linn.

Linn.
Amaranthus, Amaranto Ital. A. retroflexum,
Linn. Linn.

LI.
Santalaceae (Browon)

Osiris, Linn. O. alba, Linn.

LII.
Euphoribiaceae (Iuss.)

Euphorbia Euforbia Ital. E. peplus, Linn.

Euphorbia Euforbia Ital. E. chamaesyae,
Linn.
Euphorbia Euforbia Ital. E. helioscopia,
Linn.
Euphorbia Euforbia Ital. E. exigua, Linn.
Mercurialis Mercorella Ital. M. perennis, Linn.
Mercurialis Mercorella Ital. M. annua, Linn.

LIII.
Poligoneae (Iuss.)

Rumex, Linn. Acetosa Ital. R. pulcher, Linn.

Rumex, Linn. Acetosa Ital. R. acetosella, Linn.
Polygonum, Persicaria Ital. P. Persicaria, Linn.
Linn.
Polygonum, Persicaria Ital. P. mite, Sckrank.
 Linn.
Polygonum, Persicaria Ital. P. aviculare, Linn.
Linn.
Polygonum, Persicaria Ital. P. dumetorum,
Linn. Linn.

LIV.
Urticaceae (Iuss.)

Parietaria, Linn. Erba vetriuola P. officinalis, Linn.

Ital.
Urtica, Linn. Ortica Ital. U. pillulifera,
Linn.
Urtica, Linn. Ortica Ital. U. ureus, Linn.
Urtica, Linn. Ortica Ital. U. dioica, Linn.
Urtica, Linn. Ortica Ital. U. membranacea,
Wild.
Ulmus, Linn. Olmo Ital. U. campestris,
Linn.
Ficus, Linn. Fico selvatico F. carica, Linn.
Ital.

LV.
Chenopodiaceae (Lind.)

Chenopodium, C. polysmermum,
Linn. Linn.
Chenopodium, C. ambrosioides,
Linn. Linn.
Chenopodium, C. vulvaria, Linn.
Linn.
Chenopodium, C. album, Linn.
Linn.
Chenopodium, C. muralis, Linn.
Linn.
Chenopodium, C. hybridum, Linn.
 Linn.
Atriplex, Linn. Bietolone Ital. A. patula, Linn.

LVI.
Ambrosiaceae (Link.)

Xanthium, Link. X. spinosum, Linn.

Xanthium, Link. X. strumarium,
Linn.

LVII.
Phitolaceae (Brown.)

Phitolacea, Linn. Pianta lacea Ital. P. decandra, Linn.

LVIII.
Orchideae (Iuss.)

Orchis, Linn. O. pyramidalis,

Linn.
Orchis, Linn. O. papilionacea,
Linn.
Ophrys, Linn. O. arinifera, Huds.

LIX.
Irideae (Iuss.)

Crocus, Linn. C. minimus, Red.

Triconema, Ker. T. columna, R.

LX.
Amaryllideae (Browin)

Narcissus, Linn. Narciso N. poeticus, Linn.

LXI.
Liliaceae (Linn.)

Muscaria, Tourn. Il giacinto Ital. M. racemosum,

Mill.
Muscaria, Tourn. Il giacinto Ital. M. comosum, Mill.
Allium, Linn. Aglio Ital. A. ampeloprasum,
Linn.
Allium, Linn. Aglio Ital. A. roseum, Linn.
Allium, Linn. Aglio Ital. A. vineale, Linn.
Allium, Linn. Aglio Ital. A. subhirsutum,
Linn.
Allium, Linn. Aglio Ital. A. album
Ornithogalum, Latte di gallina O. umbellatum,
Linn. Ital. Linn.
Ornithogalum, Latte di gallina O. narbonense,
Linn. Ital. Linn.
Asphodelus, Asfodelo Ital. A. fistolosus, Linn.
Linn.
Asparagus, Linn. Sparagio Ital. A. acutifolia, Linn.
Ruscus, Linn. Pungitopo Ital. R. aculeatus, Linn.
Smilax, Linn. Smilace Ital. S. aspera, Linn.

LXII.
Cyperus (Linn.)

Cyperus, Linn. C. longus, Linn.

Cyperus, Linn. C. fuscus, Linn.
Carex, Linn. C. depauperata,
Linn.

LXIII.
Gramineae (Iuss.)

1.º Phalarideae
Anthroxantum, A. odoratum, Linn.
 Linn.
Phalaris, Linn. Falari Ital. Ph. aquatica, Linn.
Phalaris, Linn. Falari Ital. Ph. paradoxa,
Linn.
2.º Phleineae
Alopecurus, Alepecuro Ital. A. agrestis, Linn.
Linn.
Alopecurus, Alepecuro Ital. A. utriculatus,
Linn. Linn.
Phleum, All. Ph. michelii, All.
3.º Agrostideae
Agrostis, With. A. vulgaris, With.
Piptatherum, P. multiflorum,
Beau Beau
4.º Avenineae
Lagurus, Linn. L. ovatus, Linn.
Koeleria, Pers. K. pheoides, Pers.
Koeleria, Pers. K. cristata, Pers.
Avena Avena Ital. A. sterilis, Linn.
Avena Avena Ital. A. fatua, Linn.
Avena Avena Ital. A. hirsuta, Linn.
Avena Avena Ital. A. caryophylia,
Wigg.
Avena Avena Ital. (avia caryophylla
— Flor. Rom.)
5.º Festucineae
Briza, Linn. Briza Ital. B. maxima, Linn.
Briza, Linn. Briza Ital. B. media, Linn.
Briza, Linn. Briza Ital. B. minor, Linn.
Melica, Linn. Meliga Ital. M. pyramidalis,
Roem.
Poa, Linn. Poa Ital. P. bulbosa, Linn.
Poa, Linn. Poa Ital. P. trivialis, Linn.
Poa, Linn. Poa Ital. P. compressa,
Linn.
Poa, Linn. Poa Ital. P. annua, Linn.
 Eragrostis, E. pilosa, Beau
Beau
(Poa pilosa, Linn.)
Cynosurus, C. cristatus, Linn.
Linn.
Cynosurus, C. echinatus, Linn.
Linn.
Dactylis D. glomerata,
Linn.
Bromus B. racemosus,
Linn.
Bromus B. mollis, Linn.
Bromus B. arvensis, Linn.
Bromus B. aspera, Murr.
Bromus B. sterilis, Linn.
Bromus B. madritensis,
Linn.
Bromus B. maximus, Deff.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. rigida, Linn.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. myurus, Linn.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. (F. myurus minor,
Flor. rom.)
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. pseudo-myurus,
Soyer.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. romana, Deak.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. ovina, Linn.
Festuca, Linn. Festuca Ital. F. segetum, Savi.
6.º Hordenieae
Elymus, Linn. E. europaeus,
Linn.
Hordeum, Orzo Ital. H. murinum, Linn.
Linn.
Hordeum, Orzo Ital. H. pratense, Hudo.
Linn.
Gaudinia, Gaudinia Ital. G. frugalis, Beau
Beau
 Triticum, Linn. Grano Ital. T. villosum,
March.
Triticum, Linn. Grano Ital. T. repens, Linn.
Brachypodium, B. sylvaticum,
Beau Beau
Brachypodium, B. distachyon,
Beau Boem.
Brachypodium, (Bromus
Beau distachyon, Flor.
rom.)
Aegilops, Linn. Egilope Ital. Ae. ovata, Linn.
Lolium, Linn. Loglierella Ital. L. perenne, Linn.
Lolium, Linn. Loglierella Ital. L. multiflora, Linn.
7.º Paniceae
Tragus, T. racemosus,
Desfont. Desf.
Setaria, Beau S. vetticellata,
Beau
Setaria, Beau S. viridis, Beau
8.º Clorideae
Cynodon, Rich. C. dactylon, Pers.

LXIV.
Filices

Polypodium, Polipodio Ital. P. vulgare, Linn.

Linn.
Adiantum, Linn. Capelvenere A. capillus veneris,
Ital. Linn.
Asplenium, Linn. Asplenio Ital. A. trichomanes,
Linn.

LXV.
Iuncaceae

Iuncus, Linn. Giunco I. Bufonius, Linn.

LXVI.
Arauceae

Arum, Linn. Gigaro Ital. A. italicum, Mill.

 II.
ISCRIZIONI E FRAMMENTI EPIGRAFICI.

Riputiamo far cosa grata ed utile al lettore dedicando quest’appendice

alle iscrizioni e frammenti epigrafici rinvenuti nei varî scavi praticati
nell’Anfiteatro Flavio; e già pubblicate nel C. I. L. VI, dallo
Hübner [1170], dal Lanciani [1171], e più recentemente da Cristiano
Huelsen [1172].
Fra i frammenti che siamo per trascrivere ve ne sono parecchi che
ricordano personaggi illustri appartenenti all’ordine senatorio, ed il nome
di clarissimi viri, i quali, come è noto, avean diritto di sedere in posti
determinati.
Ma prima di trascriverli, mi sia lecito fare osservare che queste iscrizioni
si dividono in due gruppi cronologici; e che il primo di essi appartiene ad
un periodo anteriore alla rovina del vetusto podio, e quindi all’iscrizione
che ricorda i restauri di Valentiniano. Ignoriamo il tempo preciso in cui
ebbe principio l’uso di graffiare i nomi del titolare di ciascun locus e che
costituiscono il secondo gruppo; ma la paleografia delle iscrizioni più
antiche, incise sull’orlo dei massi della cornice, al difuori della ringhiera,
indica che possan esse appartenere agli inizi del secolo IV.
«Il primo gruppo è inciso su massi, i quali recano dall’altra faccia la nota
iscrizione di Valentiano. Dominano in quello le sigle indicanti gruppi di
più chiarissimi personaggi, il che indica essersi incominciato a segnare
non tanto il posto individuale, quanto quello delle famiglie.
«Tutte le incisioni di questo gruppo sono incise da tre mani: la prima
relativamente buona; la seconda mediocre; la terza infelice assai: questa
progressione di peggioramento sta in ragione diretta delle distanze delle
epigrafi dall’orlo del masso.
«Le abrasioni, finalmente, e cancellature sono rarissime nelle epigrafi
più vicine all’orlo; più frequenti nelle altre. Il marmo tuttavia è stato
scalpellato una volta sola, mentre nel gruppo posteriore al terremoto lo
scalpello ha lavorato tre o quattro volte» [1173]. Le leggende scalpellate,
ma pure riconoscibili sono indicate con un punto (.).

Inscriptiones in Amphitheatro Flavio, repertae — a. 1874-75, a. 1879-80,

et a. 1895. (C. I. L. VI, pars 4, pag. 3199 et segg.). [1174]
(1) Una buona metà dello spessore del marmo è consunto perchè i nomi
incisi sul piano orizzontale della cornice furono poi cancellati. La
cornice che in origine presentava questo profilo:

ora è scalpellato in questo modo:

Nel trascrivere a suo luogo le leggende, divideremo per mezzo di due
linee orizzontali quelle che si trovano presso l’orlo a della cornice, da
quelle poste dentro la cassa delle cancellature b, che sono meno antiche.
Le leggende cancellate e quindi più antiche e appena riconoscibili, le
contradistingueremo mettendo sotto le lettere stesse un puntino, così per
es.: .
(1) Cf. p. 350, nota.