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Confrontative (vigilant) coping style
- Confrontative (vigilant) coping style : Confrontative (vigilant) coping style refers to the tendency to cope with stressful events by tackling them directly and attempting to develop solutions.Although it may produce accompanying distress, it may ultimately be an especially effective method of coping,
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