Which of the following would be considered an expected finding when assessing accommodation in an adult client?

A. This is the expected response when assessing accommodation. The pupils should constrict (become smaller) and the eyes should converge (move inward) as a person focuses on a near object. B. This response is not typical for accommodation. Convergence should occur with pupil constriction when focusing on a near object. C. Nystagmus (a rhythmic jerking of the eyes) is not a normal finding during accommodation testing. It could indicate neurological or vestibular issues. D. This is not a typical accommodation response. The pupils should constrict, and the eyes should converge when focusing on a near object.