____ is a category of coping that uses our values, beliefs, and goals to shape meaning in stressful situations that are generally not conducive to the use of problem-focused coping such as long-term caregiving for a loved one with dementia or loss of a loved one.
a. Meaning-making coping c. Social support seeking
b. Emotion-focused coping d. Active coping
Question 2
Examples of ____ include confided your fears and worries to a friend or relative, sought reassurance from those who know you best, and went to a friend for advice on how to change the situation..
a. problem-focused coping c. meaning-making coping
b. emotion-focused coping d. support seeking
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