Facing challenges with inner strength

Staying calm under pressure helps a person control panic and use clear thinking. The person can identify the real problem, consider available choices, and select a more suitable response instead of reacting impulsively. Calmness does not guarantee a perfect result, but it generally improves judgement and communication. It neither hides the difficulty nor makes work impossible, so option A is the best answer.

Failure can provide information about what needs to change. By examining mistakes, seeking useful feedback, adjusting the approach, and practising again, a person can build competence and gradually restore confidence. Giving up, hiding errors, or blaming others prevents learning and does not solve the underlying difficulty. Therefore, option C is correct.