The number of short-term illnesses and stress-relatedpsychological disorders was higher than usual in the monthsfollowing an earthquake. Such findings suggest thata. daily hassles have adverse health consequences.b. experiencing a very stressful event increases a person’svulnerability to illness.c. the amount of stress a person feels is directly related tothe number of stressors experienced.d. small, bad events don’t cause stress, but large ones canbe toxic.

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