Trevor uses response-oriented thinking to solve his problem when he asks
A) "What can I do to begin addressing the problem now?"
B) "Who can I blame for this predicament?"
C) "Why keep going when I keep getting tripped up?"
D) "Who do I know who is in worse shape?"

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Response-oriented thinking focuses on finding solutions and taking action to address the problem. Option A demonstrates this by actively seeking ways to begin addressing the problem. Options B, C, and D do not focus on problem-solving, but rather on blaming or comparing oneself to others.

Trevor Uses Response-Oriented Thinking to Solve His Problem When He