When We Examine the Impact of Stress on Women's Health

When we examine the impact of stress on women's health, we find that ________.

A) women who combine paid employment with family responsibilities are more likely to experience ill health than women who do not work, especially if these women are employed in high-status, high-demand jobs
B) women do not experience stress to the same extent as men
C) women who do not work fare much better than women who occupy high-demand and low-control jobs
D) women rely on various social support systems to buffer the negative effect of stress