The nursing student knows that involving families with the client's treatment is an important aspect of family nursing. Certain biases, such as believing families are responsible for the client's mental illness, prevents:

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Believing families are responsible for the client's mental illness leads to a violation of family rights and can prevent social interaction between the client and their family. It can also cause families to be excluded from participating in the client's treatment and may prevent the family from providing support and hope for the client's recovery. This bias can further impact the relationship between the family and the client and lead to future episodes of negative behavior. Therefore, involving families and recognizing their importance in the client's treatment is crucial in family nursing.

The Nursing Student Knows That Involving Families with the Client's