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Q Consider examples in Chapter 11 of the Galanti text where cultural behaviors and personality traits were diagnosed as signs of mental illness. Which examples would you foresee as possibly being present in your geographical area of the United States (or elsewhere, if you are outside of the United States)? While working in health care, how might you best watch for and be prepared for these potential issues with patients in your area? Parameters: The journal submission will be a minimum of 400 words, but not exceed 500 words. Due: Submit your assignment by Sunday at 11:59 PM EST

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This week's learning is also intriguing and interesting as it enriches us with the comprehension of some factors which play a key role as signs of mental illness. Galanti (2015) defines mental illness as "a behavior that deviates significantly from the norm." (Galanti, 2015, p. 213) It means any change noticed in any individual's behavior is different from the norm, which is accepted collectively or as normal in a society. The culture also values other behavior; for instance, in some cultures, emotional control is highly appreciated, which means that if someone is expressive, he deems to be unstable.