If a client begins crying while talking about her terminally ill son, what could the therapist conclude?

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C  The client's crying is an appropriate emotional response (affect) to discussing her terminally ill son, indicating that her affect is appropriate with respect to her speech content. Additionally, her behavior (crying) is consistent with her mood, which is likely to be one of sadness or distress.

If a Client Begins Crying While Talking About Her Terminally