Among Irish Americans, ignoring bodily complaints:
A.
Is not culturally accepted.
B.
Appears to be a culturally accepted and supported defense and coping mechanism.
C.
Is related to the even, nonemotional expression of Irish American culture.
D.
Is the result of Irish Americans not recognizing the implications of illness.
ANS: B
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