A Child's Behaviors Might Be Considered Typical or Adaptive in One

A child's behaviors might be considered typical or adaptive in one situation but not in another because these behaviors may:

A) be rare or unusual when compared to other children of the same age or gender.
B) be considered adaptive in a given sociocultural group or situation.
C) not meet the specific criteria for a disorder as defined by the medical community.
D) be considered acceptable by psychologists who study children's behavior.