The General Adaptation Syndrome Is

The general adaptation syndrome is

A) an innovative corporate practice that removes unnecessary stressors from the work site.
B) a form of social support where several employees experience the same form of stress and help each other through the experience.
C) the most common strategy that employees use to cope with work-related stressors.
D) a model of the stress experience.
E) a stress disorder that was once rare but is becoming increasingly common among executives.