A paradoxical intention would be most appropriate for all of the following client problems EXCEPT:

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Paradoxical intention is a therapeutic technique where the client is encouraged to engage in or intensify their feared behavior or thought in a controlled manner. It is often used for fears and phobias that can be confronted directly, such as fear of public speaking (D), fear of spiders (C), and fear of public places (A). However, it might not be appropriate for fear of isolation (B) because encouraging isolation could exacerbate feelings of loneliness, depression, or anxiety, rather than helping the client confront and overcome the fear.

A Paradoxical Intention Would Be Most Appropriate for All of the Following