In 1970s/80s Soviet Union,which of the following would not be considered as representative of psychopathology?

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In the 1970s/80s Soviet Union, dissent or behavior against the communist regime (A), reformist delusions (B), and litigation mania (C) could be considered signs of psychopathology as part of efforts to suppress political dissent. However, having more than two children (D) was not considered a sign of psychopathology; it was rather a personal or family choice, not related to mental health or political dissent.

In 1970s/80s Soviet Union,which of the Following Would Not Be