During the dental hygienist-client discussion, all of the following nonverbal clues may provide additional evidence to support the suspicion of an eating disorder except one. Which is the one exception?

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The client's body language may provide clues as to whether the suspicion of an eating disorder is accurate. Most clients with eating disorders experience discomfort at being confronted with objective information. The dental hygienist should be aware of nonverbal cues, such as loss of eye contact or dropping of the head with a look of shame. Other emotional reactions include denial accompanied by tears or outright anger.

During the Dental Hygienist-Client Discussion, All of the Following Nonverbal