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primary coping

primary coping Primary coping is a way of dealing with stress by trying to change the situation or environment rather than adjusting oneself to fit it.

Primary coping is a way of dealing with stress by trying to change the situation or environment rather than adjusting oneself to fit it. In the source, it is contrasted with secondary coping, which involves fitting into the environment.

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Drafting source: English Alexander S; Geeraert Nicolas. Crossing the rice-wheat border: Not all intra-cultural adaptation is equal. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0236326; article XML SHA-256 e3757308e7fd0705122535acc98852a507db51aa60374cc7113fdc102b7d8dfe. “Crossing the rice-wheat border: Not all intra-cultural adaptation is equal” (10.1371/journal.pone.0236326).
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