Finding out what your legal and financial resources are when you have been victimized by a crime is an example of:

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Seeking legal and financial resources can be considered a problem-focused coping strategy as it involves taking action to address the tangible aspects of the problem (i.e. seeking resources to address the crime). Emotion-focused coping involves addressing the emotional aspects of the problem, such as seeking support or engaging in relaxation techniques. Distraction involves diverting attention away from the problem and reappraisal involves changing the way we think about the problem.

Finding Out What Your Legal and Financial Resources Are When