An outcome for a client in the delayed reaction stage of rape-trauma syndrome is that the client will
a. resume optimal level of functioning.
b. identify situations that generate anxiety.
c. develop feelings of being in control.
d. make decisions about life activities.
A
Resuming optimal functioning is an achievable, comprehensive, long-term outcome; the other
statements are short-term indicators.
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