What is the main goal of the working phase of the nurse–client therapeutic relationship?

A. Role modeling to improve interaction with others
B. Resolution of the client's problems
C. Using therapeutic communication to clarify perceptions
D. Helping the client access outpatient treatment


ANS: B
The goal of the working phase of the nurse–client therapeutic relationship is to resolve client problems by promoting behavioral change.

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