People may not move to the third phase, recovery, if they
A．are not capable of changing their unsuitable personalities.
B．give up and cannot view the situation from a realistic viewpoint.
C．cannot grasp the nonverbal behaviors of the new environment.
D．stick with the unhappiness and deal with it realistically.
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