In stress inoculation, the client is educated about the nature of a stress reaction and possible coping strategies that might be employed. The client is made aware that the coping strategies must focus on:
A) physiological arousal.
B) cognitive processes such as covert self-statements.
C) both physiological arousal and covert self-statements.
D) inner dialogue only if accompanied by physiological arousal.

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Stress inoculation training involves educating the client about stress reactions and coping strategies, focusing on both physiological arousal and cognitive processes, including covert self-statements. This approach recognizes the interconnectedness of physical and mental aspects of stress responses.

In Stress Inoculation, the Client Is Educated About the Nature