| A | B |
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| Psychological factors play a role in people's responses to stress. | TRUE |
| The stress of an event is largely dependent on what the event means to the person involved. | TRUE |
| It is impossible to inherit a tendency toward developing certain stress-related health problems. | FALSE |
| Self-confidence affects people's abilities to withstand stress. | TRUE |
| Psychological hardiness is a biological condition which may cause a person to become ill as a response to stress. | FASE |
| One study found that students who had a sense of humor experienced more stress than students who did not. | FALSE |
| The ability to predict a stressor seems to increase the amount of stress it causes. | FALSE |
| People who have social support may recover more rapidly from physical problems than those who do not. | TRUE |
| People who lack social skills and spend most of their time alone seem more likely to develop infectious diseases when they are under stress than people with strong social networks. | TRUE |
| People who receive social support may even live longer than those who do not. | TRUE |
