In 2009, an Expert Panel of the American Psychological Association

In 2009, an expert panel of the American Psychological Association concluded that "conversion" therapies

A) work well in individuals who have conservative religious values.
B) should remain a mainstay of modern psychoanalytic treatment.
C) are a reasonable therapeutic option for individuals who are extremely distressed by their sexual orientation.
D) do not work but are generally harmless to people who undergo them.
E) do not work and may cause harm to people who undergo them.