Which revision best fixes the misplaced modifier in "The patient was referred to a psychologist with several emotional problems"?

Principle: a modifier should be placed next to the word it is intended to describe. 1. In the original sentence, the phrase "with several emotional problems" wrongly appears to modify "a psychologist," suggesting the psychologist has the problems. 2. Option A places the phrase directly after "The patient," making the intended meaning clear: the patient has the emotional problems. 3. Option B reverses the meaning. Option C is awkward and still poorly placed. Option D changes the agent of referral and leaves ambiguity about who has the problems. So A is the clearest and most accurate correction.