When Uncontrollable Life Events Are Especially Traumatic, It Tends to Be

When uncontrollable life events are especially traumatic, it tends to be healthier to

A) make global attributions than specific attributions.
B) raise perceptions of control to an extremely high level than to simply acknowledge a total lack of controllability.
C) engage in problem-focused coping than in emotion-focused coping.
D) open up to trusted others than to keep things to oneself.