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clmills979

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Socioeconomic status tends to have a(n) ____ relationship with stress.
 A) arbitrary
  B) negative
  C) inverse
  D) compounding
  E) smooth

Question 2

What is the strongest antidote to psychosocial stress, as documented by research?
 A) physical exercise
  B) meditation
  C) change of job
  D) social support
  E) change in diet



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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