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Collmarie

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Larry is a junior at Raynes College and has trouble sleeping. He keeps worrying about not getting a job when he graduates and never finding the right person to marry. Larry's stress might be the result of:
 
  a. perspective taking
  b. residual stress
 c. rampant diffusion
  d. forecasting

Question 2

Wasting time and energy worrying about the future and asking What if? are good examples of:
 
  a. perspective taking
  b. residual stress
 c. forecasting
 d. rampant diffusion



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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