A person who avoids thinking about their problems-or directs their attention to something else-is using:
A) problem-focused coping
B) an internal locus of control
C) emotion-focused coping
D) an external locus of control

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Emotion-focused coping involves avoiding or distracting oneself from the problem and instead focusing on managing the emotional distress caused by the problem. This could include activities such as watching TV or engaging in hobbies as a way to temporarily escape from the problem.

A Person Who Avoids Thinking About Their Problems-Or Directs Their