<span>It is called
emotion-focused coping. This type of
coping involves efforts to regulate the emotions that a person experienced
because of a certain stressful event.</span>
The recurring negative thought
focused on the stressor is called emotional distress.
<span>The emotional-approach
coping also involves focusing on, clarifying, and working through emotions.</span>
<span>No, because the right to free speech allows for a reasonable regulation of time, place, and manner so long as the regulation is content neutral.
The right of free speech that Citizens in United States have extended until those citizens cause a certain amount of harm toward other citizens. If this happens, both other citizens and the Defense Department have the right to stop the speech..
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Answer:
to show that we are getting better at life for every one.
I have a good day
Explanation:
The question is asking for some kind of memory, so let's think what kinds of memory are there?
One way to divide memory is into long-term and short-term, and short-term memory describes a small number of recently perceived items. Short term memory is the correct answer here- and if she does not rehearse those words, they won't be passed to her long-term memory.