After her son dies of a heroin overdose, Kathy finds new meaning by becoming an advocate for health care reform. She spends much of her free time petitioning legislators to pass reform that will deter drug use. What is this an example of?
A. self-differentiation
B. self-compassion
C. self-deception
D. self-awareness
Answer: C
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