Mona has a job interview coming up that is causing her stress. The night before the interview, she decides to reduce her stress by studying her notes so she is more prepared and then meditating to calm herself down before sleep. This is an example of    problem-focused coping   emotion-focused coping   cognitive reappraisal   Both A & B are correct

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