According to Its Critics, Selye's (1956, 1976) Model

According to its critics, Selye's (1956, 1976) model

A) places too much emphasis on individual differences in response to stress.
B) fails to offer a general theory of reactions to a wide variety of stressors over time.
C) fails to offer a physiological mechanism for the stress-illness relationship.
D) is inaccurate in that assumes people feel stress before it occurs.
E) fails to consider the role of psychological appraisal in stress.