Which type of coping strategy is linked to better psychosocial outcomes in aging?
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Correct answer: Active adaptation, new roles, and continuity of identity
Active coping, adapting roles (such as after retirement), and maintaining continuity of identity support resilience and healthy psychosocial aging. Physiopedia
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