. A hospitalized client, diagnosed with a borderline personality disorder, consistently breaks the unit’s rules. This behavior should be confronted because it will help the client: A. Control anger B. Become more self-aware C. Set realistic goals D. R

The behavior of consistently breaking unit rules by a client with borderline personality disorder should be confronted to help the client: **B. Become more self-aware**. Confrontation in this context serves to bring attention to the client's behaviors and the consequences they have, promoting self-awareness and insight. This can be particularly important in borderline personality disorder, where individuals may struggle with understanding the impact of their actions on themselves and on others.