Of the following presenting problems, which is LEAST likely for a Jewish client?

A) Emotional symptoms
B) Daily difficulties of live
C) Issues related to family and relationships
D) Conflicts around ethnicity

Jewish clients, like individuals from any cultural or religious background, can experience a wide range of presenting problems, including emotional symptoms, daily life difficulties, and issues related to family and relationships. However, conflicts around ethnicity are less likely to be a presenting problem specifically because of being Jewish. This is because while Jewish individuals can experience ethnic or religious discrimination, the question implies a comparison with other common presenting problems in therapy, which are more universally experienced across different populations. Ethnicity-related conflicts might not be as prevalent or specific in therapy as the other more universally experienced issues.