When a patient with a personality disorder uses manipulation to get his or her needs met,the staff decides to apply limit-setting interventions.What is the correct rationale for this action?

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A lack of internal controls leads to manipulative behaviors such as lying,cheating,conning,and flattering.To protect the rights of others,external controls must be consistently maintained until the patient is able to behave appropriately.

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