How do chronic social threats or negative social exchanges have an impact on health? O They can cause repeated activation of the stress response and thus cause "wear and tear" on the body ove time (i.e., allostatic load). O They only impact health when the stressful social experience involves a spouse. O They cause individuals to become accustomed to their effects over time and thus there is no impact on health. O Their effect on health is temporary, and only occurs immediately following the stressful social experience.

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