Emotional distress in clients who repeatedly experience the effects of stereotyping,discrimination,and oppression is more likely to be due to
A)unmet childhood developmental needs.
B)lack of real power in their current life.
C)lack of perceived power in their current life.
D)both b and c

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Clients who repeatedly experience the effects of stereotyping, discrimination, and oppression are likely to feel distressed due to the lack of real power and perceived power in their current life. The impact of these experiences could result in a feeling of helplessness and undermine their self-esteem, leading to emotional distress. Additionally, unmet childhood developmental needs could contribute to emotional distress, but it might not be the primary reason in this case. Therefore, option D - both b and c, is the best choice.

Emotional Distress in Clients Who Repeatedly Experience the Effects of Stereotyping,discrimination,and