All of the Following Are Criticisms of the SRRS Except

question 137

Multiple Choice

All of the following are criticisms of the SRRS except

• A) the SRRS fails to take into account differences in subjective perceptions of stress.
• B) some of the items of the SRRS are highly ambiguous.
• C) the SRRS does not measure physiological reactions such as fight-or-flight.
• D) the SRRS does not sample thoroughly from the domain of all stressful events.

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