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The nurse is caring for a terminally ill woman who is dying from diagnosed breast cancer. The nurse should know which client behavior is characteristic of anticipatory grieving?

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Rationale: The nurse can determine the client's stage of anticipatory grief by observing the client's behavior. The remaining options are examples of dysfunctional grieving.

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