When getting Mrs. Thompson up, you ask her which outfit she would like to wear. You are following her right to?

By asking Mrs. Thompson which outfit she would like to wear, you are honoring her right to choose. This aligns with the principle of promoting individual autonomy and allowing individuals to make decisions about their own preferences and personal expressions. Upholding a person's right to choose contributes significantly to their dignity and self-esteem, especially in care settings where autonomy might often be overlooked.

While the other options reflect important rights—such as privacy, freedom from abuse, and confidentiality—this particular interaction is specifically focused on enabling Mrs. Thompson to express her preferences, highlighting the importance of choice in her daily life. This approach fosters a supportive environment where individuals feel respected and valued for their personal opinions and choices.