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arivle123

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Ramon recently lost his job. He has been searching online for job openings and has an appointment with a placement agency. Which constructive coping tactic is Ramon using?
 
  A) Appraisal-focused.
  B) Emotion-focused.
  C) Problem-focused.
  D) Cognition-focused.

Question 2

Eighteen-year-old Mary views religion as very important and attends church regularly. She is
 
  A) less likely to have sex than her nonreligious peers.
  B) more likely to have sex than religious peers who pledged abstinence.
  C) likely to have more sexual experiences than her nonreligious peers.
  D) unlikely to have religion affect her attitudes about sex.



Galvarado142

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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