When preparing to conduct research on a vulnerable population, which would the community health nurse attribute to the differential vulnerability hypothesis?

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The differential vulnerability hypothesis states that everyone is subjected to stressful events but that these events hurt some people more than others, thus they are vulnerable populations. Although everyone experiences stresses, not everyone is vulnerable. Deficits or problems in social and human capital can increase the population's risk. Lower education and income are associated with a higher relative risk, but these alone do not describe the hypothesis.

When Preparing to Conduct Research on a Vulnerable Population, Which