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Rosemary recently married her high school sweetheart, and they moved into a wonderful new condominium. A week after the move, Rosemary was offered a job that she had been hoping she would get. At this point, Rosemary can't imagine being any happier. What is Rosemary experiencing according to her score on the Social Readjustment Rating Scale?

▸ a high level of stress

▸ an approach-approach conflict

▸ overcompensation

▸ little or no stress

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