A Person Can Show Extreme Distress, Such as Grief at the Death

Multiple Choice

A person can show extreme distress, such as grief at the death of a loved one, without having psychopathology, while a person with mania, who feels "on top of the world," does have a mental disorder. This illustrates the difficulties with classifying behavior as abnormal using the criterion of

A) subjective discomfort.
B) legal insanity.
C) social nonconformity.
D) neurosis.