Graph 2-1 
-Refer to Graph 2-1.In the graph shown, points A, B and D represent efficient outcomes for society.
Definitions:
Learned Optimism
The practice of recognizing and challenging negative thoughts in order to develop a more positive outlook on life and increase resilience.
Explanatory Style
A psychological attribute that indicates how people explain to themselves why they experience particular events, either positive or negative.
Valid Concern
Any issue or problem that is grounded in reality and deemed legitimate or reasonable to worry about or consider.
Disaster Component
A critical aspect or feature of a disaster, including elements that contribute to the severity and impact of the disaster.
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