A client who was treated for anorexia nervosa is seen by the therapist for a follow-up visit 1 month after discharge from the hospital
Which statement indicates that the client has met the goal "Demonstrate improvement in body image with more realistic view of body shape and size?"
1. "When I go shopping, I always select clothes that are several sizes too large for me."
2. "My boyfriend says I really look good now that I'm out of the hospital."
3. "I had my class picture taken, and I think it looks really good."
4. "My mother bought me a whole new wardrobe since I've been home."
ANS: 3
Stating satisfaction with a photo of her current appearance indicates a realistic view of body shape and size. Option 1 indicates she still views her body unrealistically. Option 2 expresses her boyfriend's opinion, not her own. Option 4 does not reveal her opinion of her body.
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