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sashaice [31]2 years ago

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Coping with any challenge in life, including dying, is E. a learned behavior.

Coping is when someone learns how to "deal" with something. This is unnatural to people, so it is something that must be learned. Many coping methods can actually be healthy, but in the same way, many can also be unhealthy.

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