Question

which best explains why a crisis is so difficult for people to manage? (1 point) a crisis is usually the result of a lot of planning. a crisis is unexpected and challenges emotional limits. a crisis occurs when there are no solutions to problems. a crisis for one person might not be a big deal for another.

Explanation:

A crisis is typically sudden (unexpected) and tests a person's emotional endurance. Planning is not a characteristic of a crisis (so the first option is wrong). There are usually solutions to crises (so the third option is wrong). While the fourth option is true (subjectivity of crises), it doesn't explain the difficulty in managing a crisis. The second option directly addresses why crises are hard to manage - their unexpected nature and emotional challenge.

Answer:

A crisis is unexpected and challenges emotional limits.