Coping with Physical Illness Quiz

Problem-focused coping involves denying the illness, while emotion-focused coping seeks out and assimilates information about the condition.

Problem-focused coping involves managing emotions, while emotion-focused coping makes adjustments in life to deal with the illness positively.

Problem-focused coping concerns itself with managing emotions, while emotion-focused coping directly deals with the situation.

Problem-focused coping deals directly with the situation, while emotion-focused coping is more concerned with managing emotions. (correct)

Direct coping

Denial (correct)

Problem-focused coping

Emotion-focused coping

Make adjustments in life to deal with the illness positively

Manage emotions generated by the illness

Seek out and assimilate information about their condition, treatment, and likely outcomes (correct)

Deny the illness and make no adjustments in life

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