Michael becomes very overwhelmed as exam time approaches. In order to cope with this, he creates a very detailed study schedule that ensures adequate time for each subject. According to Lazarus, this type of coping is referred to as
a) emotion-focused coping.
b) problem-focused coping.
c) obsessional coping.
d) cognitive-behavioural coping.
Thanks for the answer, I sent you a PM for another one.
You might also like to view...
Why does the availability heuristic sometimes lead to incorrect inferences?
a. What is easily brought to mind may not be typical of the big picture. b. People wrongly assume that correlation implies causation. c. What looks like the typical case may not be representative of the typical case. d. People are far better at making inferences about themselves than about others.
Justin was recently traded to a new football team, and he is having a hard time remembering all the new plays because he keeps using the plays from his former team. Based on what is known about memory failures, you should conclude that Justin's problem results from:
a. proactive interference b. retroactive interference c. transfer-appropriate processing d. chunking