Psychological hardiness is characterized by all of the following except . a) a belief that change is an opportunity for personal growth rather than b) a threat to security a strong commitment to pursuit of life goals c) an unyielding sense of self d) an internal locus of control

Psychological hardiness is characterized by all of the following except C. an unyielding sense of self.

Explanation:

Psychological hardiness refers to a group of attitudes and behaviors the individual has which helps him/her deal with and withstand stress.

It has 3 components or C's:

As the example states, it is a belief that change is an opportunity for personal growth, a commitment to pursue life goals and it involves a lot of internal control.

The unyielding sense of self is not a characteristic trait of this concept.

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