A patient comes to a healthcare provider concerned about a family history of diabetes.The provider addresses the patient's concerns and suggests interventions to diminish the patient's chances of developing the disease.What is this action considered?

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The healthcare provider's action of addressing the patient's concerns and suggesting interventions is an example of perceived benefits, which involves recognizing the benefits of taking preventive actions to avoid the development of a disease.

A Patient Comes to a Healthcare Provider Concerned About a Family