Research on individual differences in the type of stress experienced by employees indicates all of the following EXCEPT

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The statement "men become depressed more often than women" is not supported by research findings on individual differences in the type of stress experienced by employees. In fact, research suggests that women may be more vulnerable to developing depression than men due to biological, psychological, and social factors. The other answer choices are supported by research: A) stress during pregnancy can impact the development of the baby and increase their stress levels in the future; B) women tend to have stronger social networks that can help them cope with stress; and D) individuals with Type A personalities tend to experience negative outcomes such as job dissatisfaction, burnout, and health problems due to their high levels of stress and competitiveness.

Research on Individual Differences in the Type of Stress Experienced