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A client with Buerger's disease smokes two packs of cigarettes a day. Smoking cessation is critical or the client may lose the affected extremity. When helping a client change behavior, it is important to know the client's:

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Motivation is critical for behavior change, such as smoking cessation in Buerger's disease, as it drives the client's commitment to quit. Understanding motivation (e.g., desire to avoid amputation) guides tailored interventions. Support groups, treatment goals, and perception are secondary to motivation.

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