Which action for clients with dementia is NOT indicated?

Choice A reason: Engaging activities can reduce agitation, promote focus, and improve quality of life for clients with dementia. Choice B reason: Asking about early-life memories supports reminiscence therapy and is appropriate because long-term memory is often preserved longer than short-term memory. Choice C reason: Correcting misperceptions or delusions can increase confusion, frustration, and agitation in clients with dementia. Validation and redirection are preferred over confrontation. Choice D reason: Providing unrelated distractions is an effective strategy to redirect attention and reduce agitation in clients with dementia.