An environmental factor that may account for the high rates of depression and other disorders in women is
A) the greater restrictiveness of women's roles.
B) a lack of social networks and supports.
C) more frequent experiences of gender-based discrimination.
D) All of the above.

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All of the factors listed - the greater restrictiveness of women's roles, a lack of social networks and supports, and more frequent experiences of gender-based discrimination - can contribute to higher rates of depression and other disorders in women. These environmental and social factors can exacerbate stress and feelings of powerlessness, which are linked to mental health issues.

An Environmental Factor That May Account for the High Rates