A nurse is developing a plan of care for a client who has paranoid personality disorder. Which of the following actions should the nurse include in the plan?

A. Clients with paranoid personality disorder often have difficulty trusting others, so providing written information about their treatment plan allows them to review it at their own pace, which can help build trust. B. Countertransference involves the nurse projecting their feelings onto the client, which is not appropriate for establishing a therapeutic relationship. The nurse should maintain objectivity and professionalism. C. Splitting is more common in clients with borderline personality disorder, not paranoid personality disorder. Monitoring for defensive or suspicious behaviors is more relevant in paranoid personality disorder. D. Isolation is not a beneficial intervention for clients with paranoid personality disorder. Social interactions may actually help the client develop trust over time if managed properly.