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jwb375

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The term used by health psychologists to describe relatively minor, annoying
  events for which we have no automatic adaptive responses is _____.
 
  a. nuisances
  b. daily hassles
  c. contrivances
  d. irritations
  e. pet peeves

Question 2

One of the best predictors of bereavement adjustment is
 
  a. suddenness of the death
  b. age of the deceased
  c. age of the survivor
  d. health habits of the deceased
  e. character of the relationship between the deceased and the bereaved



kaykay69

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

e



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