At the conclusion of a genetic counseling session, a family member believes information is being withheld. In which way is this individual behaving?
A. Confused by the nondirective approach taken by the genetic healthcare providers
B. Demonstrating signs of a congenital abnormality
C. Angry with the findings from the testing
D. Feeling guilty because of the outcome of the testing
Answer: A
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