Abstract
In everyday social contact we commonly use terms like “normal” or “not normal” or “abnormal” to describe another person. What is actually meant by”normal person” that is a question to which we are trying to find the answer in our paper. We present a view of university students (department of teaching and special education, N = 99). The descriptors are obtained by Kelly REP test method.
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