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Explain how classification of abnormal behavior can vary widely based on situational factors when pertaining to culture. Also, can you explain the challenges that culture may have when it comes to this? Can you please add a reference?

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The classification of abnormal behavior can vary widely based on situational factors when pertaining to culture, largely due to the fact that different cultural beliefs and their resulting behavioral patterns lead to a situation where what is considered abnormal behavior will vary based on the cultural considerations or ramifications of the situation. In essence, certain culturally-based behaviors may cause mental ...

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