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tsand2

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What do watching TV, daydreaming, worrying, and procrastinating have in common?
 A) They are stress events.
  B) They are mindless meditation techniques.
  C) They are top-priority tasks.
  D) They are relaxation techniques.
  E) They are time killers.

Question 2

Positive correlations have been found between ____ and health outcomes.
 A) levels of neustress
  B) ambition
  C) social support
  D) survival skills
  E) invulnerability



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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