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Normal behavior refers to actions or reactions that are commonly accepted or expected within a particular society or community. Pathological behavior, on the other hand, involves actions that deviate significantly from what is considered normal, often causing distress or harm to oneself or others. It is typically associated with mental disorders or illnesses.
To deal with a 23 year old stepson who is a pathological liar, talk to him. Encourage him to seek counseling.
A pathological character is one who has serious flaws that never go away or end. As a result, the behavior of the character will continue unabated indefinitely. The behavior of the character can be compulsive, obsessive and persistent. Examples would be pathological liars or narcissists.
This depends upon what is pathological - behavior, disease, etc. However, describing something as pathological indicates it is abnormal and generally not conducive to ongoing good health.
Jacques Lacan referred to pathological grandiosity. In opinion it is a behavior in which a person may elevate oneself above the other. Narcissistically they are not aware they need others.
Fist to the face
Pathological liars are treated with behavioral therapy. The therapist tries to figure out what need lying fills and then replace it with a different behavior.
How was Ben Carson able to deal with him having a temper
None. Being "pathological" means the behavior is ingrained in a person's personality. You can't change a personality with meds. Plus they don't recognize it so they can not change.
Allen L. Hammond has written: 'Readings on Human Behavior' -- subject(s): Human behavior, Pathological Psychology, Psychology, Psychology, Pathological 'Mathematical models in education and training' -- subject(s): Mathematical models, Education
what is the pathological behavior exhibited when bureaucracies resist change except in very small steps
Proximate questions focus on the immediate causes and mechanisms of behavior, such as genetic, physiological, or environmental influences. Ultimate questions, on the other hand, are concerned with the evolutionary reasons behind behavior, such as how it has contributed to reproductive success or survival over time.