Which of the following statements demonstrates the best outcome of dietary teaching?
1. Minimal changes in food habits are observed.
2. Necessary changes in food habits are observed.
3. The client demonstrates an interest in learning about diet at a later time.
4. The client intends to read the printed handouts when there is more time.
ANS: 2
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