Identifying Indicators of Abnormality in Physical, Psychological, and Behavioral Functioning: What You Need to Know.

Which is not an indicator of an abnormality?

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The absence of an indicator can potentially suggest an abnormality, but it is not itself considered an indicator of an abnormality.

Indicators of abnormality typically include deviations from expected norms or standards that are associated with physical, psychological, or behavioral functioning.

For example, indicators of abnormal physical functioning can include abnormal vital signs, such as a high or low heart rate, blood pressure, or body temperature, as well as abnormal laboratory findings in blood tests or imaging studies.

Indicators of abnormal psychological functioning can include an individual’s subjective experience of distress, impairment in functioning, or dysfunction in cognitive, emotional, or behavioral areas.

Therefore, absence of an indicator does not generally indicate an abnormality, but it is important to consider the context in which this lack of indicator is observed to rule out any underlying issues.

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