During the Initial Interview with a Client, the Nurse Notices

During the initial interview with a client, the nurse notices that the client changes the topic when the subject of the client's marital relationship is approached. The nurse is guided by the knowledge that:

A) Information that is avoided or omitted is often more crucial than what is shared.
B) Formulation of nursing diagnoses should be avoided until all essential data is obtained.
C) Discussion of sensitive issues should only occur in the working phase.
D) Avoidance of a topic is a sign of resistance that will disappear when initial anxiety is decreased.