"Cutoff points" are an advantage of the definition of abnormal behavior based upon

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Cutoff points provide a clear and objective way to determine whether a behavior is statistically infrequent, thus falling outside of the normal range, which is a key aspect of the definition of abnormal behavior based upon statistical infrequency or the violation of social norms. Cutoff points are less directly relevant to the other two definitions of abnormal behavior (subjective distress and disability, dysfunction, or impairment).

"Cutoff Points" Are an Advantage of the Definition of Abnormal