A client is learning to cope with anxiety and stress. The expected outcome is that the client will:
A) Change reactions to stressors
B) Ignore situations that cause stress
C) Limit major stressors in his or her life
D) Revise his or her lifestyle
A
Feedback: Stress and anxiety in life is unavoidable; managing the effects of stress is a reasonable goal for treatment.
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