A client tells their therapist that they believe their son's sexual orientation was caused by the friends he had in high school. The client is worried their younger child will be similarly 'influenced.' Based on the current scientific consensus, how should the therapist evaluate the client's concern?
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A client tells their therapist that they believe their son's sexual orientation was caused by the friends he had in high school. The client is worried their younger child will be similarly 'influenced.' Based on the current scientific consensus, how should the therapist evaluate the client's concern?
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