Which of the following expected outcomes is the most appropriate when one is caring for a client with a nursing diagnosis Chronic low self-esteem?
1. "Demonstrates a willingness to participate in self-care activities."
2. "Replaces negative self-talk with positive self-talk."
3. "Reestablishes existing support systems."
4. "Discusses the personal impact or meaning of the change."
ANS: 2
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