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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Who is the author of this book? It might be crap psychobabble, or it might be a credible work which was good in its day but is outdated now.
Years ago, psychologists thought you could determine someone's mental state by their physical appearance, ie 'the criminal type has a weak jaw' or 'has mis-shapen ears' - that sort of thing. These were the findings of Cesare Lombroso. His experiments were flawed.
To try to answer your question - there isn't one 'norm'., there is a range of normal behaviour. A person who is 'normal psychologically' copes with their everyday life, whether that means to get up and go to work or school, or whatever are the requirements of the day. Friendships, relationships, are also rewarding. Contact with family, too, if that's appropriate.
Your book possibly deals with psychopathy - the inability to feel empathic to other individuals, or possibly with other disorders such as schizophrenia, which is better understood nowadays, but not wholly.
Bear in mind it may have been written a long while ago.
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