Psychological Changes and Responses of Women to Their Pregnancies Vary

Psychological changes and responses of women to their pregnancies vary considerably.Recent research has found that

A) pregnancy is usually a time of calm and bliss as reflected in a "pregnant glow".
B) emotional changes are not related to the attitude that the woman has toward the pregnancy.
C) acceptance and adjustment to the pregnancy varies by social class,age,the state of her marriage and the stage of pregnancy.
D) most women experience bursts of energy and emotional euphoria,especially during the first trimester.