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'''Unconventional behavior''', not conforming to accepted rules or standards, is best understood in the field of psychology. The opposite being [[conventional wisdom]], a time-tested path to the truth. Out of the ordinary, breaking standards, a disregard for laws define unconventional behaviors. | '''Unconventional behavior''', not conforming to accepted rules or standards, is best understood in the field of psychology. The opposite being [[conventional wisdom]], a time-tested path to the truth. Out of the ordinary, breaking standards, a disregard for laws define unconventional behaviors. | ||
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Revision as of 02:09, February 12, 2009
Unconventional behavior, not conforming to accepted rules or standards, is best understood in the field of psychology. The opposite being conventional wisdom, a time-tested path to the truth. Out of the ordinary, breaking standards, a disregard for laws define unconventional behaviors.