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The siblings of a young woman with a personality disorder have asked about their sister's prognosis for recovery. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the prognosis for a client with a personality disorder?

A) Personality disorders are often self-limiting, with changes occurring as the client matures.
B) The prognosis for personality disorders is poor, even with very long-term therapy.
C) Clients with personality disorders have a fairly good prognosis even without therapy.
D) Prognosis varies based on the degree of functional impairment and the client's motivation to change.

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