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The tend-and-befriend response to stress, proposed by Shelley Taylor, argues that ___________.

The tend-and-befriend response to stress, proposed by Shelley Taylor, argues that ___________.

▸ men faced with a stressful situation are likely to enlist social support from friends and loved ones

▸ men faced with a stressful situation are likely to make new friends as a distraction from their worries

▸ women faced with a stressful situation are likely to engage in care-related or nurturing behaviors

▸ women faced with a stressful situation are likely to deny the impact of the stressor and avoid care-related behaviors

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