The Revised Hassles and Uplifts Scale​

question 2

Multiple Choice

The revised Hassles and Uplifts Scale​

• A) ​asks people to rate everyday events for perceived severity and importance.
• B) ​is a longer and more complex instrument than the original Hassles Scale is.
• C) ​is less able to predict headaches than the Social Readjustment Rating Scale.
• D) ​shows the number of hassles is more important than the severity of hassles.

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Emotional Intelligence

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The skill to assess, critique, evaluate, or distinguish between different pieces of information.

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