In Contrast to the Conclusions Reached by Early Stress Researchers

In contrast to the conclusions reached by early stress researchers Thomas Holmes and Richard Rahe, contemporary health psychologists now believe that:

A) most people who have high scores on the Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) will develop posttraumatic stress disorder.
B) positive life events, such as vacations or marriage, have a worse impact on physical health than negative life events.
C) the impact of major life events is more damaging than originally thought, and high scores on the SSRS are invariably associated with severe illness or disease.
D) most people weather major life events without developing severe physical or psychological problems.