A nurse in a hospital is caring for a client who has agoraphobia. Which of the following statements by the client indicates understanding of the goals of treatment?

A. Joining a book club may be too ambitious at the start of treatment for someone with agoraphobia. B. Gradual exposure to feared situations is a common treatment for agoraphobia. This plan represents a reasonable and incremental goal, showing understanding of the treatment approach. C. Participating in group therapy might be too overwhelming and may not directly address the client's fear of being outside. D. Avoidance of elevators and closed spaces goes against the goal of treatment, which is to face fears gradually and safely.