Your textbook cites the work of Holaday and McPhearson (1997), who distinguish between outcome resilience and process resilience in this chapter. This chapter also defines decisional self-control and protracted self-control, and the distinction between them. To draw an analogy, how do these two pairs relate?
A) Outcome resilience relates to decisional self-control, whereas process resilience relates to protracted self-control.
B) Outcome resilience relates to protracted self-control, whereas process resilience relates to decisional self-control.
C) Both outcome resilience and process resilience relate to decisional self-control, not protracted self-control.
D) Both outcome resilience and process resilience relate to protracted self-control, not decisional self-control.

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Outcome resilience is about achieving a specific result, similar to decisional self-control which involves making a decision to achieve a goal. Process resilience involves ongoing adaptation, similar to protracted self-control which requires sustained effort over time.

Your Textbook Cites the Work of Holaday and McPhearson (1997)