Which view of psychological disorders suggests that basic standards of normality and abnormality are much the same around the world?

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The pancultural view of psychological disorders suggests that basic standards of normality and abnormality are universal and fairly consistent across different cultures. This view acknowledges that variations in cultural factors such as lifestyle, beliefs, and values may influence how psychological disorders are expressed, perceived, and treated, but these variations do not change the fundamental nature of abnormal behavior across cultures. The other options (absolutist, culture-bound, and relativistic) are not consistent with this perspective.

Which View of Psychological Disorders Suggests That Basic Standards of Normality