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Daria is typically very perky and upbeat, but today she just got some very bad news about an old friend. She is behaving differently than usual, very distracted and frowning. Everyone around her at work knows that she's having a rough time, and that she can't be expected to be her usual bouncy self. Surely she'll be back to normal once she has a chance to deal with this difficult situation. Which approach is similar to the attitude of Daria's co-workers?

▸ psychodynamic

▸ situational specificity

▸ Jungian

▸ behaviourist

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Psychology: Themes and Variations

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Authors: Weiten, McCann

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