All of the following statements are true when an individual is prone to catastrophic thinking except
a.
imagining the worst and increasing anxiety
b.
habitually exaggerating negative outcomes
c.
preventing oneself from taking appropriate action
d.
minimizing outcomes that may become serious

c or a

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When trimming plants and vines: a.burn all the poisonous plants b.touch poison oak and poison sumac with your bare hands c.wear gloves d.cut as quickly as possible

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