Darrin Lehman and Shelley Taylor studied college students who lived in Los Angeles, the site of an impending earthquake. In their interviews with students, they found that:
A) a majority of those polled had made 3 to 4 specific preparations for a major earthquake.
B) most students polled were not from Los Angeles and thus were unaware of the risk that an earthquake could occur.
C) even well-educated people respond to the threat of catastrophe by doing nothing to prepare for it.
D) most people simply did not believe that a major earthquake would occur in their lifetime.
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