Which rationale best explains why a nurse should be aware of personal feelings while working with a family experiencing family violence?

A. While self-awareness is beneficial, the primary reason for monitoring personal feelings is to prevent bias and maintain objectivity, not only to enhance advocacy. B. Sympathy may be natural, but unchecked positive feelings do not replace professional assessment or judgment. C. Nurses who experience anger, frustration, or judgment toward the family or situation may misinterpret information, make biased decisions, or fail to provide appropriate support. Awareness of personal feelings helps maintain objective and effective care. D. Strong positive feelings can still lead to boundary issues or inappropriate transference, which is not the intended goal of professional self-awareness.