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A nurse is working with a client in crisis who does not want to reveal her problem to family members or friends because she believes that doing so will expose her to criticism.

The client has developed a realistic plan for managing the crisis; however, it will be hard for her accomplish it alone. The nurse chooses which of the following interventions to help the client get past the crisis?
A) Teach the client positive self-talk.
B) Role-model how to ask for help.
C) Teach the client the harm of keeping the crisis a secret.
D) Encourage the potential for personal growth.

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