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Anonymous Answer
Nobody can prepare for or say how they will handle a situation that they have not yet experienced firsthand; so it is hard to say at this point, however, through patience, self-reflection, and the support of others as constant positive aspects of your life, any reliable and successful professional is able to work through it in their ways, whichever those may be, while keeping in mind and being open to continuous growth and new lessons learned/new insights and constructive criticism.
This answer is not really personal or targeted to you. It reads as more of a lesson, and less of a direct response. Remember, with the FBI, if you answer anything indirectly they will pick up on it immediately. I have reworded, below.
"I plan to handle the stress and pressure by exercising patience with myself and others, taking time for self-reflection, and leaning on the support of my family. I have many positives in my life that I can focus on when times get tough."