A Nurse Taking the History of a Patient Diagnosed with Depression

A nurse taking the history of a patient diagnosed with depression discovers that the patient has a number of life strains and daily hassles.The patient and patient's spouse argue frequently,the teenage children in the family are rebellious,and there is seldom enough money to meet all the bills.In what way is this information relevant?

A) Negative life events are more likely to negatively affect physical health than mental health.
B) Daily hassles are a source of considerable stress and may affect mood more than major misfortunes.
C) Life strains associated with the work role are most predictive of the development of major depression.
D) Stressful life events are largely overrated as precipitating stressors that lead to the onset of symptoms.