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lidoalex

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The process of attempting to manage demands that are viewed as taxing or exceeding our resources is known as __________.
 
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__________ is a negative emotional experience accompanied by predictable physiological, biochemical, and behavioral changes designed to reduce it.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: coping

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Answer: Stress





 

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