A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving cognitive behavioral therapy. The client tells the nurse, "Nothing good ever came from my marriage." To best support cognitive reframing, which of the following responses should the nurse offer?

Choice A reason: Focusing on the bad things does not support cognitive reframing, which aims to find positive aspects or learning experiences.Choice B reason: The correct answer is b) because cognitive reframing involves looking at situations from a different perspective, focusing on what can be learned and how it can be used positively in the future.Choice C reason: Asking about prior relationships does not address the client's statement about the marriage.Choice D reason: Stating that only the client can understand the impact does not support cognitive reframing.