Behaviors that were generally discouraged in childhood will be seen in clinics more often than generally acceptable behaviors-the resulting proportion is the

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The correct term is "distress threshold," which refers to the point at which behaviors or symptoms become troubling enough to be considered clinically significant or to seek help. This concept is relevant in the context of behaviors that were discouraged in childhood being more likely to be seen in clinics, as these behaviors may more readily cross the distress threshold.

Behaviors That Were Generally Discouraged in Childhood Will Be Seen