Tony, a recently relocated Mexican-American man, is seeking help from a Spanish-speaking organization designed to meet the needs of newly arriving legal immigrants. Tony is quite depressed, but reluctant to talk to his counselor about his problems. The counselor refers him to an indigenous resource who is more likely to be trusted by Tony. He was most likely referred to
A. a paraprofessional worker.
B. either religious leaders and institutions, energy healers, or respected community leaders.
C. an intern from a counseling program.
D. a community organizer.
Answer: B
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