During the nursing assessment, a client with anorexia reports, "I allow only certain foods in the meal, cut all of the food into small pieces, and chew all of the food 200 times.". What purpose does this behavior serve for the client?
A) It is an attempt to avoid reality.
B) It helps the client to manage the eating.
C) It helps the client keep anxiety in control.
D) It is an attempt to regulate other body functions.
C
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