How are the stressors dealt with according to the dual process model?
A. focus on loss-oriented first then restoration-oriented
B. focus on restoration-oriented first then loss-oriented
C. simultaneous focus on lost-oriented and restoration-oriented
D. alternating focus between loss-oriented and restoration-oriented
Answer: D
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