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the strategy of reframing involves which of the following?
□ looking at a problem or situation from a different point of view
□ letting your emotions determine your decision - making
□ stepping back from a situation and finding a new way to think about it
□ considering other ways to more rationally think about a problem or situation
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Explanation:

Reframing is a cognitive strategy focused on shifting perspective to view a situation more constructively or rationally. It involves changing how you interpret a problem, not letting emotions drive decisions.

• Looking at a situation from a different viewpoint directly aligns with reframing's core of perspective shift.
• Letting emotions guide decisions is the opposite of reframing, which aims for rational re-evaluation.
• Stepping back to find a new way of thinking is a key action in reframing to reset perspective.
• Considering rational alternative ways to think about a situation is the purpose of reframing.

Answer:

• looking at a problem or situation from a different point of view
• stepping back from a situation and finding a new way to think about it
• considering other ways to more rationally think about a problem or situation