Exhibiting abnormal behavior

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Wayne's acquaintances invariably describe him as "quirky", although they are not afraid of him and they do not fear for his safety. However, he is not happy with his reputation as an oddball among his co-workers. He knows they avoid him. Discuss whether or not Wayne is exhibiting abnormal behavior.

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