When an observer takes into account the context or circumstances surrounding someone's behavior to determine whether they are normal or abnormal, it means that:
A. the observer considers the behavior normal if it seems appropriate for that particular situation.
B. the observer assesses the behavior based on her/his own biases and prejudices.
C. the observer judges the individual's personality based on the observer's cognitive abilities.
D. the observer's evaluation of the behavior lacks any theoretical grounding.
Answer: A
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