Sleep disorders involve:
A) consistently occurring abnormal sleep patterns that cause subjective distress and interfere with a person's daytime functioning.
B) regular sleep disruptions that do not cause subjective distress.
C) symptoms that resemble stimulant-induced psychosis.
D) a consistent need to sleep eight hours or more per night and an intense desire to have afternoon naps.

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Sleep disorders involve abnormal sleep patterns that cause subjective distress and interfere with a person's daytime functioning. It is not just about regular sleep disruptions or a consistent need to sleep. Symptoms resembling stimulant-induced psychosis are not representative of sleep disorders.

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