People are more likely to suffer from increased stress-related health problems in midlife if they consistently make attributions for negative events that are:

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According to the attribution theory, individuals who make internal (blaming themselves), stable (believing the cause is unlikely to change over time), and global (applying the cause to many aspects of their life) attributions for negative events are more likely to experience increased stress-related health problems in midlife. Option B fits these criteria.

People Are More Likely to Suffer from Increased Stress-Related Health