Many clients have difficulty expressing anger. Which of the following interventions would assist the client with the appropriate expression of anger?
A) Encourage catharsis
B) Encourage verbalization
C) Improve self-esteem
D) Isolate from others
B
Feedback: Verbally expressing angry feelings is a safe and appropriate way to deal with anger. Isolation and catharsis can increase angry and hostile feelings. Answer A, C, and D are not appropriate responses in this situation.
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