What does the buffering hypothesis state about the moderation of stress by social support?
A. Psychological stress cannot be effectively moderated through social support.
B. Humans are the only effective sources of social support.
C. Social support is equally beneficial during stressful as well as nonstressful periods.
D. Social support offers little benefit in periods of low stress.
Answer: D
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