The major determining factor that differentiates normal behaviour from 'disordered' behaviour is whether or not it is
A)different.
B)unusual.
C)maladaptive.
D)excessive.

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The most appropriate choice is C, which refers to behavior that is maladaptive or harmful to the individual or others. This is a significant factor in determining the presence of a mental disorder. A behavior that is simply different or unusual does not necessarily indicate a disorder, while excessive behavior may or may not be disordered depending on whether it is causing harm. Therefore, C is the most appropriate choice.

The Major Determining Factor That Differentiates Normal Behaviour from 'Disordered