When working with the family of a client with anorexia nervosa, which of the following issues must be addressed?

A) Codependence
B) Control issues
C) Self-discipline
D) Sexual identity


B
Feedback: Clients with anorexia often believe the only control they have is over their eating and weight; all other aspects of their life are controlled by their family. Codependence, self-discipline, and sexual identity are not pertinent issues to address with the family of a client with anorexia.

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