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sam.t96

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__________ is the capacity of individuals to bounce back from major stress events with minimal negative effects, and we often refer to this ability as grit, hardiness, resourcefulness, or mental toughness.
 
  A) Awareness
  B) Muscular tightness
  C) Mainstream culturec
  D) Resilience

Question 2

Progressive muscular relaxation technique is a method of deep relaxation that starts with the following step:
 
  A) Pay attention to your breathing, breath slowly through your nose and exhale slowly through your nose.
  B) Tense and relax, proceeding through each muscle group.
  C) Get comfortable, be quiet, and close your eyes.
  D) Clench and release your muscles on each part of your body two or more times.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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