Which of the following should Trevor do if he wants to utilize problem-focused coping?

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Problem-focused coping involves changing something about the source of stress, such as finding a solution or taking action to reduce the stressor. Controlling emotions (option A) would be an example of emotion-focused coping, which seeks to manage the emotional response to stress rather than addressing the source directly. Controlling the emotions of others (option C) is not a healthy coping mechanism and can lead to further stress and conflict. Changing stages of development (option D) is not possible, as stages of development are a natural process.

Which of the Following Should Trevor Do If He Wants