What is the most appropriate intervention when caring for a client with antisocial personality disorder?
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Correct answer: Enforce consistent limits on behavior
Clients with antisocial personality disorder benefit from firm, consistent limit-setting to manage manipulative and rule-breaking behaviors.
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