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faduma

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All of the following are good strategies of coping with financial stress EXCEPT
 
  A) using a credit card to pay your tuition.
  B) developing a budget and keeping track of expenditures.
  C) cutting back on items you truly don't need.
  D) talking to a financial aid advisor.

Question 2

An example of a chronic stressor is
 
  A) getting a speeding ticket.
  B) having the flu for two weeks.
  C) being on academic probation for a semester.
  D) losing ten dollars.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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