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"Don't put eggs in the same basket" is the embodiment of () coping strategy.
Answer: b

Risk hedging refers to introducing various risk factors or taking various risks by various means, so that these risks hedge each other, that is, the effects of these risks cancel each other out. Common examples include the use of portfolios, the use of multiple foreign currencies for settlement and strategic diversification. In financial asset management, hedging also includes the use of derivatives, such as hedging with futures.