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Children who function well despite exposure to risk factors for disorder or overcoming even severe early problems to become well adjusted are said to be
 
  a. compliant.
  b. resilient.
  c. indifferent.
  d. externalizers.

Question 2

Individuals with high levels of mastery motivation _____ challenges and _____ in the face of failure.
 
  a. thrive on; quit
  b. avoid; quit
  c. thrive on; persist
  d. avoid; persist



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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