The Massive Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study Found That

The massive Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities study found that:

A) people who scored highest on an anger scale were three times more likely to have a heart attack than those with the lowest scores.
B) people who suppress negative emotions are more likely to develop CVD than people who express their emotions.
C) people who vent their negative emotions are more likely to develop CVD than people who keep them to themselves.
D) hostile adults lead more stressful lives.