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Dean and Dale are identical twins, but their personalities are decidedly different. Dean is an optim

Dean and Dale are identical twins, but their personalities are decidedly different. Dean is an optimist (the glass is half full, maybe even more), whereas Dale is a pessimist (the glass is half empty, if it's got anything in it at all). Dean has been reading his textbook, though, and he's convinced that changing Dale's patterns of thinking will help reduce the amount of stress in Dale's life and that he might then enjoy life more. Which of the following strategies should Dean not suggest to Dale?
A) Reframe distressing events from a positive perspective.
B) If someone else makes a mistake, you should get angry or frustrated with them.
C) Try to focus on the many things that are going right, rather than the one thing that might go wrong.
D) Try to accept that change is a natural part of living and growing.

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