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A client is worried about her 14-year-old daughter's recent interest, and possible participation, in sexual activities. Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?

A) Urge your daughter to delay sexual gratification until she has reached maturity.
B) Send your daughter to a professional or a religious counselor immediately.
C) Try to curb your daughter's dating and socializing activities.
D) I can help you and your daughter develop strategies that will be in her best interests.

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