Gina, a 34 year old lesbian, has kept her sexual orientation private from her family, friends, and coworkers. At a therapy session one afternoon, Gina tells her therapist that she is contemplating whether or not to come "out."
As her therapist, what benefit can you tell Gina she will likely have if she does decide to come "out?"
a. She will have a closer relationship with her family.
b. Her coworkers will respect her more.
c. She will have a closer relationship with her friends.
d. She will have less psychological distress.
ANS: D
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