The general criteria for judging whether a client is experiencing a mental disorder include:
A) Behavior the client finds distressing.
B) Behavior that is disturbing to the client or others.
C) Behavior that is rationally justifiable.
D) All of the above.
E) Both a and b

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The general criteria for judging whether a client is experiencing a mental disorder includes behavior that the client finds distressing (a) and behavior that is disturbing to the client or others (b). While some behavior may be rationally justifiable (c), it does not necessarily mean that it is not indicative of a mental disorder. Therefore, options (a) and (b) are the most appropriate choices.

The General Criteria for Judging Whether a Client Is Experiencing