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Ebberwein (2001) has done research that led to suggestions for adults who are dealing with occupational transitions. They include all EXCEPT which of the following?
 
  a. Approach job loss with a sense of patience and calm.
  b. Acknowledge and react to change as soon as it is evident.
  c. Be cautious of stopgap employment.
  d. Identify a realistic goal and list the steps needed to achieve it.

Question 2

Bereavement is to grief as
 
  a. no control is to choices.
   b. feeling is to doing.
  c. choices is to no control.
   d. doing is to feeling.



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Answer to Question 1

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