A nurse is interviewing a client who has a substance use disorder. Which of the following client behaviors indicates that the nurse has successfully evoked the client's motivation?

A. Asks about more information related to community support groups. While seeking information is helpful, it does not necessarily indicate internal motivation for change. B. Writes a list of people who are important in their life. This is a positive step but does not necessarily demonstrate motivation for behavior change. C. Reports that having family support is the reason for their confidence in changing. Expressing confidence in change due to family support shows personal motivation and a commitment to recovery. D. Requests to end the interview early. Ending the interview early may indicate resistance or disengagement rather than motivation for change.