The best expected outcome for a patient with maladaptive sexual response is, "The patient will
a. identify sexual questions and problems.".
b. implement one new behavior to improve sexual functioning.".
c. state comfort and satisfaction with gender identity and sexual orientation.".
d. achieve a mutually acceptable level of sexual response with a consenting partner.".
D
An expected outcome is a broad statement relating to resolution of maladaptive sexual response. The remaining options are more circumscribed and are considered short-term goals.
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