Almost any behavior can be judged to be normal or abnormal depending on the specific circumstances present. This qualification for judging whether or not a behavior is abnormal is referred to as

A. personal relativity

B. situational context

C. subjective judgment

D. environmental selectivity

b. situational context

Explanation:

In psychology, the term "situational context" refers to the reason why some action is taking place and the appropriate behavior that is expected in that particular context. In other words, it refers to the behaviors that are considered normal or abnormal depending on the environment where they are taking place.

Therefore, we can say that the fact of judging a behavior as normal or abnormal depending on the specific circumstances present is referred to as situational context.