The sociopolitical influence that places women at higher risk for certain kinds of distress is:

A) gender-related economics.
B) gender role expectations.
C) sexual trauma.
D) all of the above.

Sociopolitical Influence

Sociopolitical influence refers to the impact that social and political factors have on individual behavior, attitudes, and beliefs, within a specific cultural or societal context.

Gender-Related Economics

The study of how economic behaviors and decisions are influenced by gender, including the distribution of resources and labor.

Sexual Trauma

The experience of sexual violence or abuse, which can cause significant psychological distress and long-term mental health issues.