Problem-focused coping refers to
a. controlling emotions associated with a stressor.
b. changing something about the source of stress.
c. controlling the emotions of others involved.
d. changing stages of development.
b
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a. sex, both in the context of a committed relationship and in casual relationships, is acceptable. b. sex, in the context of a committed relationship is acceptable, but casual sex is much less acceptable. c. casual sex is acceptable, but sex in the context of a committed relationship is much less acceptable. d. neither causal sex nor sex in the context of a committed relationship are acceptable.
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A. Extreme emotion B. Murder of a law-enforcement official C. Murder for hire D. "Depravity of mind"
Which of the following is a key difference between reflexes and learned behavior?
A. Reflexes are much more flexible processes. B. Learned behavior typically produces faster responses. C. Reflexes typically involve more complex behaviors. D. Learned behavior occurs as the result of prior experiences.
Jason is a relatively easy-going person who never seems to be in a hurry. He tends to avoid direct competition with others, preferring to set and meet goals and standards for himself without considering what others are doing or achieving
He is always patient with those who move more slowly than he does or who get in his way. Jason probably has a ________. A) Type C personality B) Type A personality C) holistic approach to aggression D) non-hostile attributional bias E) Type B personality