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For the client who has difficulty falling asleep at night because of withdrawal symptoms from alcohol, which are abating, which of the following nursing interventions is likely to be most effective?

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Rationale: Teaching relaxation exercises is most effective, as it addresses insomnia by reducing anxiety and promoting self-management, directly targeting withdrawal-related sleep issues.

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