Which of the Following Best Summarizes the Distinction Between Primary

Which of the following best summarizes the distinction between primary and secondary appraisal, in Richard Lazarus' theory?

A) Primary appraisal assesses what caused the situation; secondary appraisal assesses what is likely to happen next.
B) Primary appraisal assesses the eliciting situation and its implications for your own goals; secondary appraisal assesses your ability to cope with the situation.
C) Primary appraisal assesses your own role in creating the situation; secondary appraisal assesses other people's role in creating it.
D) Primary appraisal assesses implications of the situation for you and your goals; secondary appraisal assesses implications of the situation for other people's goals.