The least common risk factor for a long, difficult, or abnormal labor (dystocia) is:
A) Advanced maternal age.
B) Infertility difficulties.
C) Multiparity.
D) Short stature.

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Multiparity, or having given birth multiple times, is generally associated with easier and shorter labors, making it the least common risk factor for dystocia compared to the other options.

The Least Common Risk Factor for a Long, Difficult, or Abnormal