Angie, a one-year-old, screams and cries each time when asked to take a nap. Should Angie's behavior cause her to be referred for consideration of emotional disturbance?
A. No, the behavior is age appropriate.
B. Yes, the behavior is frequent and intensive.
C. Yes, the behavior occurs to a marked degree.
D. No, the behavior is caused by Angie's health condition.
Answer: A
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What will be an ideal response?
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