When Men and Women Exhibit Symptoms Characteristic of the Other

When men and women exhibit symptoms characteristic of the other gender

A) they are likely to be underdiagnosed.
B) they are more likely to be diagnosed as requiring treatment than when they exhibit symptoms consistent with their own gender.
C) they are likely to be considered sexually deviant rather than psychopathological.
D) they do not fit into the existent diagnostic categories, providing test cases for any classification system.