True or False: If a client is improperly managing their right to the telephone, the director can deny their right to visitors.

The statement is false because the rights to telephone access and visitors are generally considered separate entitlements. Denying a client's right to visitors simply due to improper management of their telecommunications access does not align with the principles of informed consent and individual rights in care settings. Each right should typically be evaluated on its own merits and circumstances rather than being automatically linked to another right.

In many organizations, it is important to ensure that clients have the opportunity to engage with visitors as part of their social and emotional well-being, regardless of other issues. The management of rights should be guided by clear policies that protect client autonomy and promote their overall care. Thus, it would not be appropriate to take action on one right as a consequence of behavior related to another without an appropriate context and assessment.