"Stress-Buffering" Behaviors Can Be Elicited to Reduce Stress

question 3

Multiple Choice

"Stress-buffering" behaviors can be elicited to reduce stress.All of the following behavioral coping responses can be used by nurse managers to reduce and manage stress except:

• A) Distancing oneself from work.
• B) Using cognitive reframing to change irrational thoughts.
• C) Journaling and keeping an informal diary of daily events and activities.
• D) Exercising regularly.

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