<u>Problem-focused</u> coping mechanisms recognize stressors for what they are and aim to manipulate the environment (in socially acceptable ways) to remove the stressors or to change our responses to cushion their impact.
People who are engaged in problem-focused coping are more of the optimists. They always make sure to find solutions to their problems and figure out several ways on how they can manipulate the sources of their stress.
I believe the answer is: Diplomat
When diplomats are operating in a foreingn country, they are not held by the law of that foreign country and only has the obligation to follow the law in their own country.
Examples of diplomats' duties are: giving shelter for runaway citizens that need protection, helping the citizens have with their legalities, helping foreign trades that initiated by international corporations, etc.
This is because many parts of east Africa have been historically colonized by the United Kingdom and France. This is why English and French are spoken in these parts of Africa today, instead of an indigenous African language. These areas have been under British and French rule for a long time so those languages tended to stick with the people.
Raheem’s response is a good example of diffusion of responsibility.
This is considered to be a phenomenon where in it demonstrates an individual
who are likely less to take responsibility when doing something when the people
around him or her is present.
Answer:
sometimes yes sometimes no
