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The client exhibits a flat affect, psychomotor retardation, and depressed mood. The nurse attempts to engage the client in an interaction but the client does not respond to the nurse. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

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Rationale: Sitting quietly with the client provides presence and support, respecting their current inability to engage.

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