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Chapter 14: Abnormal & Therapy<br />

ABNORMAL: COVERAGE SUGGESTIONS<br />

1 class period (50 min – 75 min):<br />

Definition of abnormality in behavior (LO 4.1)<br />

Provide an example of a specific mental disorder (e.g., Major Depressive<br />

Disorder or Schizophrenia) (LO 1.1b, 4.2b)<br />

Differentiate that disorder from normality and other similar conditions (e.g., grief<br />

for MDD or Dissociative Identity for Schizophrenia) (LO 4.4)<br />

Provide information about the cause of the disorder (LO 4.2b)<br />

(It is a good idea to end with referral information for local mental health<br />

services, such as your student counseling center or local emergency hotlines;<br />

expect lost of questions and people coming up to you after class)<br />

If you have a 2nd class period, you might also consider covering:<br />

Repeat the sequence above for additional disorders (e.g., Anxiety disorders,<br />

Bipolar, etc.)<br />

LEARNING OBJECTIVES<br />

Jared Keeley<br />

Mississippi State University<br />

1.1b: Identify and explain the primary objectives of psychology: describing,<br />

understanding, predicting, and controlling behavior and mental processes<br />

4.1: Describe major applied areas (e.g., clinical, counseling,<br />

industrial/organizational, school, etc.) and emerging (e.g., health, forensics, media,<br />

military, etc.) applied areas of psychology.<br />

4.2b: Origin and treatment of abnormal behavior<br />

4.4: Apply psychological concepts, theories, and research findings as these relate<br />

to everyday life.<br />

(as suggested by APA guidelines, 2007)<br />

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