Which among the following is NOT a recognized form of public disorderly conduct?

The correct choice reflects that arguing in a residential home is typically considered a private matter and does not constitute a recognized form of public disorderly conduct. Public disorderly conduct generally involves actions that disrupt public peace or order, which is not the case when the dispute occurs within the confines of someone's home.

In contrast, looking into restrooms is an intrusion of privacy and can lead to charges of disorderly conduct because it occurs in a public context and invades personal privacy. Preventing an emergency call is a serious offense that directly endangers public safety, and this action would fall under disorderly conduct due to its implications on emergency services. Additionally, screaming in public can disturb the peace and may also be categorized as disorderly conduct, especially if the noise is deemed excessive or alarming to the public.