Which of the following can most likely occur when an individual is defined in the terms of the stigma of mental illness?

A. The individual is treated with fear by mainstream society: Stigmatization often leads to social rejection and fear from others, reinforcing discrimination and isolation of those with mental illness. B. The individual is treated as dangerous, but accepted if in treatment: This may sometimes occur, but it is not the most likely general consequence. Stigma often persists regardless of treatment status. C. The individual has the same options as other people with chronics: Stigma can limit access to resources, employment, and social support, unlike those with other chronic illnesses who may not face the same social bias. D. The individual is not confronted about his/her humanness: Stigma often does dehumanize individuals, making this statement People with mental illness are frequently devalued or seen as "other."