Which client would be most likely to have decreased anxiety about, and response to, pain as a result of past experiences?

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The client who had pain but got adequate relief is likely to have decreased anxiety about and response to pain because they have learned from their past experience that pain can be effectively managed. They may also have greater trust in healthcare professionals and therapeutic interventions. In contrast, the client who had pain but did not get relief may have increased anxiety and a heightened response to pain due to their past negative experience. Chronic pain or multiple pain experiences do not necessarily indicate whether or not the client has developed a decreased anxiety or a positive response to pain.

Which Client Would Be Most Likely to Have Decreased Anxiety