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A parent with schizophrenia and her 13-year-old child live in a homeless shelter. The child has formed a trusting relationship with a shelter volunteer. The child says, My three friends and I got an A on our school science project.

The nurse can assess that the child:

a. displays resiliency.
b. has a difficult temperament.
c. is at risk for posttraumatic stress disorder.
d. uses intellectualization to deal with problems.

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