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A 24-year-old client with severe and persistent schizophrenia lives in a halfway house for men-tally ...

A 24-year-old client with severe and persistent schizophrenia lives in a halfway house for men-tally ill adults. Twice recently, he was found on the streets, having ingested large amounts of al-cohol.

For planning purposes, what can the nurse suggest is the most likely reason the client is abusing alcohol?
1. As a suicide attempt
2. For symptom relief
3. To decrease inhibitions
4. To gain attention

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