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Across 3. Pattern of thoughts, feelings or behaviour that conforms to an expected or usual standard 5. What is considered normal and abnormal can change over ........... 8. Thoughts, feelings and behaviour that may be considered normal in one ............. may be considered abnormal in another 12. A ............................ approach organises and describes mental conditions and disorders in terms of different categories and subcategories 13. A person who sees or hears things that are not really there may be suffering from ............ 14. What is considered normal varies between different .........................

Down 1. The number of axes in the DSM-IV-TR 2. If something interferes with a person's ability to effectively carry out their usual daily activities then they may be ............ 4. A behaviour is considered normal when a large majority of people, called the ".............. average" thinks, feels or behaves in a certain way 6. A .................. approach quantifies a person's symptoms or other characteristoics of interest and represents them with numerical values 7. Thoughts, feelings and behaviour are viewed as normal if the person is able to ..................... in society 9. .......................... in the ability to cope with everyday life is a characteristic of mental illness 10. ....................... criteria indicate the symptoms that are characteristic of the disorder 11. The three sides of the health triangle include Mental, Social and ........... aspects