What Is the Difference Between a Primary Appraisal and a Secondary

question 63

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a primary appraisal and a secondary appraisal?

• A) A primary appraisal involves establishing how the stressor will be dealt with, whereas a secondary appraisal involves gathering resources to deal with the stressor.
• B) A primary appraisal involves determining how severe the stressor is, whereas a secondary appraisal involves assessing the resources available to cope with the stressor.
• C) A primary appraisal involves contributing in a direct way to minimize the stressor, whereas a secondary appraisal involves indirect opposition to a stressor.
• D) A primary appraisal involves using a realistic explanatory style, whereas a secondary appraisal involves using a pessimistic explanatory style.

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