According to the Findings of the Chicago Stress Project, the High-Stress

According to the findings of the Chicago Stress Project, the high-stress business executives who had high levels of hardiness, exercise, and social support were:

A) more likely to have a serious illness occurring in the year of the study.
B) less likely to have a serious illness occurring in the year of the study.
C) equally likely to have a serious illness as executive with low levels of these factors.
D) were all classified by personality tests as actually having Type B personalities.