When interacting with a client experiencing gender dysphoria, a competent clinician is most likely to use the pronouns (e.g., "his" or "her") that
A) align with the client's biological sex.
B) align with the client's gender identity.
C) align with the gender identified on clinic consent forms.
D) align with the client's wishes.

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A competent clinician should respect and use the pronouns that align with the client's wishes, as this demonstrates respect for the client's gender identity and supports their mental and emotional well-being.

When Interacting with a Client Experiencing Gender Dysphoria, a Competent