6A condition described by examples of thought, feeling, or conduct that are maladaptive, troublesome, or awkward either for the individual impacted or for other people.
While mental problems are for the most part announced some type of unusual way of behaving or point of view, irregularity can be challenging to characterize, particularly since it differs from one culture to another. Analysts have a few standard ways to deal with characterizing irregularity for symptomatic purposes. One is the factual methodology, which assesses conduct by deciding how intently it adjusts to or strays from that of most of individuals.