Rachel is stuck in a low-paying job with a boss who offers no support. She can't quit because of her family's financial problems, but there is no hope of promotion in this job. When her work-related problems are compared to those of her boss, an executive supervising 10 employees under intense circumstances:
A) Rachel will be at a greater risk of stress-related illness than will her boss.
B) as colleagues in the same work environment, their risks of stress-related illnesses will be similar.
C) Rachel's boss will be at a greater risk of stress-related illness than will Rachel.
D) Rachel will be at risk for catching the common cold, and her boss will be at risk for rectal cancer.
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