Suicidal clients move through the following three levels of increased lethality:
a. Ideation, planning, and acting on the plan.
b. Preoccupation, fantasy, and ideation.
c. Ideation, determination, and action.
d. Sadness, depression, and anhedonia.
e. None of the above.
a. Ideation, planning, and acting on the plan.
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