In a recent study of women over 18 years of age, participants who scored high on hostility but who did not vent their anger were three times more likely to ________ during the course of the study.
A) become antisocial
B) die
C) become depressed
D) develop ulcers

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The only option related to the health impact of holding in anger is dying, making option B the correct answer. The study suggests that high levels of hostility combined with suppression of anger can have negative effects on health. The other options are not mentioned or supported by the given information.

In a Recent Study of Women Over 18 Years of Age