The Cognitive Strategy for Managing Stress That Involves Facing the Stressor

question 149

Multiple Choice

The cognitive strategy for managing stress that involves facing the stressor and working to overcome it is called:

• A)repressive coping.
• B)reframing.
• C)rational coping.
• D)active coping.

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