How would someone who did not follow mainstream, White American culture have previously been treated by psychologists?

A. They would be referred to as deficient.
B. Their cultural background would be further explored.
C. They would be instructed to live around the mainstream culture.
D. Their needs would be prioritized because of the cultural difference


Ans: A

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