One way to cope with stress is to do something to control the situation. This method of coping is called

A) problem-minimization coping.
B) situation-minimization coping.
C) active coping.
D) problem-focused coping.

Problem-Focused Coping

A strategy involving dealing directly with the source of stress, attempting to mitigate it or its effects.

Active Coping

Strategies employed to tackle stressors head-on, typically involving problem solving and direct action.

Problem-Minimization Coping

A coping strategy that involves underestimating or downplaying the seriousness of a problem or stressor.