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After a situation has been reviewed, according to the article, it should not be repeated. If the worry comes up again, reassurance may be gained by stating, “you know what to do about anxiety, and you can handle being worried or afraid.” This might be applied to what three categories of worries? Record the letter of the correct answer to the . |
