Research of People in Mid-Adulthood Who Have Lost Their Employment

Research of people in mid-adulthood who have lost their employment reveals that

A) there are few psychological effects, as people in mid-adulthood had been preparing for an inevitable retirement anyway.
B) they are more prone to feeling anxious, depressed, and irritable.
C) they become focused and concentrate on quickly redeveloping their skills for new employment.
D) psychological, but not physical or emotional effects, are common.