Making your choices known about how you want your life to end constitutes your

a. final scenario

________ is the ability to overcome circumstances that place an adolescent at high risk for psychological or physical damage

A) Resilience B) Emotion-focused coping C) Hardiness D) Problem-focused coping

At Thanksgiving dinner, Rachel, a Ph.D. student in economics, gets into a conversation with her father about the current state of the economy and income inequality

He claims that the top-down policies under Reagan in the 1980s, known as "trickle down" economics, are what this country needs. Rachel stresses that current research shows that this type of economic distribution hurts those that are not in the top one percent of earners. Afterward, she sends her father links to academic studies, popular essays, and YouTube videos that explore this topic. The next week, her father is even more resolute in his conviction than ever. The father's behavior is a form of ________. a) systematic processing b) selective avoidance c) reactance d) fear avoidance