The nurse is providing care to a client who is newly diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).Which statements by the nurse could inhibit the development of a therapeutic communication with this client? Select all that apply.

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A) Blocks of attentive listening can inhibit the development of therapeutic communication. Being concerned with oneself, assuming, and identifying are all blocks to attentive listening. The use of open-ended questions and providing general leads in are actions that enhance therapeutic communication.
B) Blocks of attentive listening can inhibit the development of therapeutic communication. Being concerned with oneself, assuming, and identifying are all blocks to attentive listening. The use of open-ended questions and providing general leads in are actions that enhance therapeutic communication.
C) Blocks of attentive listening can inhibit the development of therapeutic communication. Being concerned with oneself, assuming, and identifying are all blocks to attentive listening. The use of open-ended questions and providing general leads in are actions that enhance therapeutic communication.
D) Blocks of attentive listening can inhibit the development of therapeutic communication. Being concerned with oneself, assuming, and identifying are all blocks to attentive listening. The use of open-ended questions and providing general leads in are actions that enhance therapeutic communication.
E) Blocks of attentive listening can inhibit the development of therapeutic communication. Being concerned with oneself, assuming, and identifying are all blocks to attentive listening. The use of open-ended questions and providing general leads in are actions that enhance therapeutic communication.

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