A client is being treated under court order for a sexual offense. What outcome would the nurse most likely include in the client's plan of care?
A) Confronts and resolves traumatic developmental issues
B) Expresses anger and shame in an appropriate manner
C) Participates and cooperates in a treatment plan to change behavior
D) Develops healthy interpersonal and sexual relationships
C
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