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Contract agreements are often recommended for patients with eating disorders. In forming a contract with a hospitalized adolescent diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, the nurse should make a point to:

A) remind the adolescent about the consequences of misbehavior.
B) stress to the patient that she is in control of the outcome of her care.
C) encourage the caregivers to take responsibility for the adolescent.
D) reward the patient after several days of successful behavior.

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