Individuals with a psychological disorder are extremely different from individuals without a psychological disorder.

Psychological disorders are generally understood as differences in degree, not as a completely separate kind of person. People with and without a disorder can share many of the same thoughts and behaviors; a disorder involves patterns that are unusually distressing, impairing, or difficult to control. So the claim that the two groups are extremely different is false, making choice B the correct response.

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