Hannah, 12, is in 6th grade and is taller than most of the boys in her class but has not yet had her first period. Hannah would be considered in _____ adolescence

Therapist Dr. X (not her real name) is working with a client who is heavily involved with body-piercing. The client enjoys it, but Dr. X thinks the amount is so excessive she considers it abnormal behavior. She is employing which definition of abnormality?

a. Dysfunction b. Culturally inappropriate or unexpected c. Impairment d. Distress

Twenty-month-old Jessie rejects offers of help at meal time and insists on serving herself, just like the rest of her family. She behaves the same way in her child care setting, insisting on putting on and trying to zip her jacket on her own

Based on this behavior, it is likely that Jessie a. was a "difficult" infant b. has not yet developed secondary emotions c. would show self-recognition in the rouge test d. is a "spoiled" child who has been indulged too much by her parents