Which of the following is an example of positive reinterpretation?

A) Cutting your losses.
B) Learning the hard way.
C) Comparing yourself to those who are better off.
D) Looking for something good in a bad experience.

Positive reinterpretation involves looking for something good in a bad experience, which is exactly what option D suggests. Options A and B suggest accepting or dealing with negative outcomes, while option C promotes comparison to others, which can lead to negative self-evaluation.