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09madisonrousseau09

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Ten-year-old Stanley knows that his friend MaryAnn is angry because he played with Chester at recess. The next day, Stanley invites MaryAnn to play with Chester and him. Stanley is using
◦ emotion-centered coping.
◦ problem-centered coping.
◦ learned helplessness.
◦ emotional self-efficacy.

Question 2

The capacity to __________ permits school-age children to combine their separate self-evaluations into an overall sense of self-esteem.
◦ master increasingly complex social challenges
◦ view the self in terms of stable dispositions
◦ understand the perspectives of others
◦ evaluate the behaviors and intentions of others
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