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pragya sharda

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What does it mean to thrive? a. To be content and meet basic expectations b. To show vigorous growth or to flourish c. To be successful at everything one tries and never fail d. To be free of significant adversity or risk
 
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Question 2

There are individual differences in how people respond to extreme negative events such as severe disability. In fact, many people are called ____ in that they not only cope with the event, they often learn and are transformed by their experiences (Dunn, Uswatte, & Elliot). a. resilient c. well-adjusted b. hopeful d. adaptive
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

A



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