Behaviors that call attention to a student because of their repetitive nonfunctional nature, and that result in the student being considered "weird" by fellow students, are
A) harmful to self-behaviors.
B) stereotypic behaviors.
C) desirable behaviors that don't occur very often.
D) normal behaviors that occur in the wrong places.

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Stereotypic behaviors are repetitive, nonfunctional actions that can make a student stand out in a negative way among peers, leading to perceptions of being "weird." These behaviors are not inherently harmful to the self, nor are they desirable or normal behaviors occurring in inappropriate contexts.

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