An example of someone who projects consequences into the future that keeps them from acting in the present would say:
a. "I won't travel to Europe this summer because there might be a war somewhere over there."
b. "I love my family so much that I want to make sure they are eating healthy foods."
c. "My husband doesn't spend much time with our children."
d. "Our 401K retirement plans are increasing every year."
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