Dr. Schwiesow, a school psychologist, is interested in understanding whether the student she is evaluating displays off-task behaviors that are much higher than that of same-aged peers. She is likely to be considering psychopathology from which perspective?

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Dale Watts

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10 March, 03:27

Dr. Schwiesow, a school psychologist, is interested in understanding whether the student she is evaluating displays off-task behaviors that are much higher than that of same-aged peers. She is likely to be considering psychopathology from which perspective?

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Jaydon Ross · Answer 1

I believe the answer is:. Statistical deviance

Statistical deviance refers to a set behaviour that is considered to be abnormal by, considering the average behaviour that displayed by other samples. In students (which is most likely on teenage years), behaviours that considered to be a statistical deviance could be things such as narcotics consumption, pregnancy, open relationship, etc.

Emmanuel Cameron · Answer 2

Dr. Schwiesow, a school psychologist, is interested in understanding whether the student she is evaluating displays off-task behaviors that are much higher than that of same-aged peers. She is likely to be considering psychopathology from a statistical deviance.