Which of the following would indicate a client is experiencing spiritual distress?

A. Asking to speak with a chaplain often reflects seeking support, not necessarily distress. B. These feelings are common indicators of spiritual distress, where the client struggles with faith, purpose, or existential questions. C. Requesting a dietitian is unrelated to spiritual well-being. D. Declining participation in rituals might be a personal choice and does not alone indicate distress unless accompanied by other signs.