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How should a nurse at an assisted living facility encourage a client to effectively complete the tasks of older adulthood?Multiple choice questionBy redefining the resident's role in societyBy investing the resident's energies into nurturing othersBy trying to complete missed opportunities with significant othersBy fostering a sense of contentment when the client looks back on past achievements
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