Which of the Following Explanations of Chronic Anxiety Is the Most

Which of the following explanations of chronic anxiety is the most likely to emerge from a social cognitive approach?

A) Chronic anxiety is caused by the dysfunctional belief that the world is a dangerous place and that the person doesn't have the ability to cope effectively in difficult situations.
B) Chronic anxiety stems from the repression of traumatic past experiences that try to re-emerge from the unconscious.
C) Chronic anxiety is caused by genetic factors that predispose the person to develop certain symptoms.
D) Chronic anxiety occurs when people stop looking at themselves honestly and lose touch with their real needs.