Why  do you think we no longer consider those behaviors pathological?

Why  do you think we no longer consider those behaviors pathological?

3 FULL LENGTH PARAGRAPHS

1) Choose a specific time period or historical epoch (e.g., Ancient  Greek and Roman or Europe in the Middle Ages) other than our own and  discuss how psychological suffering was approached by those in charge.  Also, identify who, specifically, was in charge of making such decisions  during that time. Finally, identify a set of behaviors that were  considered pathological then but are no longer considered so today. Why  do you think we no longer consider those behaviors pathological?

2) Identify at least three ways that ‘human dysfunction’ is  conditioned by historical and contextual factors. Approach this from  both: a) how definitions of human dysfunction change over time and from  place to place, as well as b) how the suffering of individuals might be  influenced by different socially and historically relative factors.

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