An individual is subjected to chronic uncontrollable stress. What will be the effect on the client's health if a moderate acute stressor is experienced?
A) None; more important is the number of daily stressors.
B) Acute stressors are often insignificant in terms of general health.
C) Only chronic stressor impact health.
D) An acute stressor can contribute to illness.
D
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