Dr. García and her colleagues have done extensive research into the effects of life events on health and well-being. They are most likely to conclude that:

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Dr. García and her colleagues are likely to conclude that undesirable events are significant sources of stress, but change in itself is not necessarily stressful. This aligns with the idea of the stressor-stress-strain model, which suggests that stressors (such as life events) only result in stress if the individual perceives them as threatening or challenging. Therefore, people's cognitive appraisal of events is a crucial factor in determining their level of stress. It is not likely that positive and negative events are equal in their contribution to stress levels, and it is not supported by research that positive life events have a greater cumulative effect on stress levels than negative life events.

Dr García and Her Colleagues Have Done Extensive Research into the Effects