Albert Ellis Views Ruth's Problems Primarily from the Vantage Point

Albert Ellis views Ruth's problems primarily from the vantage point of:

A) injunctions she accepted and early decisions she made.
B) her clinging to dogmatic, rigid "musts" and commands that she continues to live by.
C) the impact of early childhood experiences.
D) negative conditioning from her parents.
E) societal standards of what is acceptable for a woman.