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A client that is homeless, well-educated, and has chronic schizophrenia is admitted to the mental health unit when found by the police walking in the middle of the street. The client presents with a strong body odor, dirty clothes, and avolition. After a week of neuroleptic drug therapy, the client discusses with the nurse thoughts about bathing. Which statement suggests that the client is progressing?

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Rationale: This statement reflects intrinsic motivation and positive reinforcement for self-care, indicating progress in the client's engagement with personal hygiene.

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