Which of the following coping strategies emphasizes patients' attempts to rebel against asylum staff?

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Intransigence is a coping strategy characterized by patients' attempts to rebel against asylum staff and resist the treatment plan. Conversion is a coping strategy where patients try to conform and adopt the values and behaviors of asylum staff, withdrawal is avoiding confrontation with staff, and colonization is a coping strategy where patients create their own space within the institution.

Which of the Following Coping Strategies Emphasizes Patients' Attempts to Rebel