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Positive Response to Change. Supportive. Blissful ignorance. Realistic support. 1. Uninformed Optimism (Certainty). 4. Informed Optimism (Confidence). Time. Informed anguish. Coming to terms. 2. Informed Pessimism (Doubt). 3. Hopeful Realism (Hope). Overt checking out. Covert

Positive Response to Change

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Positive Response to Change Supportive Blissful ignorance Realistic support 1. Uninformed Optimism (Certainty) 4. Informed Optimism (Confidence) Time Informed anguish Coming to terms 2. Informed Pessimism (Doubt) 3. Hopeful Realism (Hope) Overt checking out Covert checking out Resistant

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