Which of the following coping strategies has NOT been shown to transcend cultures in caregivers aiding a loved one?

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Concentrating solely on the inevitability of the problem's consequences is not a universally beneficial coping strategy. It can lead to feelings of hopelessness and is less about active coping and more about resignation. In contrast, utilizing social supports, denying or avoiding the problem (though not always healthy, it is a common initial reaction across cultures), and cognitively reappraising situations to seem more positive are strategies that have been observed across different cultures as ways to cope with the stress of caregiving.

Which of the Following Coping Strategies Has NOT Been Shown