Research on the Relationship Between Daily Hassles and Psychological Distress

Research on the relationship between daily hassles and psychological distress and physical symptoms has shown that the:

A) frequency of daily hassles is unrelated to psychological distress and physical illness.
B) number of daily hassles people experience is a better predictor of psychological distress and physical illness than the number of major life events experienced.
C) number of major life events people experience is a better predictor of psychological distress and physical illness than the number of daily hassles experienced.
D) more hassles you experience, the less likely you are to suffer psychological distress and physical illness.