According to Wakefield, a behaviour can be considered disordered when:
A) there is evidence of failure in a designed function and a judgment that the design failure is harming the person.
B) there is evidence of failure in a designed function and evidence of significant personal distress.
C) there is evidence of a failure in a designed function.
D) the behaviour shows strong statistical deviation from an established norm.
E) the behaviour is very different from sociocultural expectations.

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Wakefield's concept of disorder involves both a failure in a designed function and a judgment that this failure is harmful to the person, aligning with his "harmful dysfunction" analysis.

According to Wakefield, a Behaviour Can Be Considered Disordered When