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Nursing interventions with an anxious client change as the anxiety level increases. At a low level of anxiety, the primary focus of interventions is on which of the following?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: At a low level of anxiety, the client is capable of learning and problem solving, and interventions should focus on enhancing these abilities to manage anxiety effectively. Taking control is more appropriate for higher anxiety levels, reducing stimuli is for moderate to severe anxiety, and tension reduction activities are for managing physical symptoms rather than cognitive focus.

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