When People Who Are Confronted by Stressful Situations Engage in Self-Blame

When people who are confronted by stressful situations engage in self-blame, they are MOST likely to ​

A) show evidence of catharsis or displaced aggression.
B) experience a decrease in their overall level of autonomic arousal.
C) find that their social support networks are strengthened.
D) aggravate and perpetuate problematic emotional reactions to stress.