Lazarus's Hassles Scale Assumes That

question 69

Multiple Choice

Lazarus's Hassles Scale assumes that

• A) stress is an objective environmental stimulus.
• B) physiological instruments are more reliable measures of stress than self-reports.
• C) the person's perception of an event is the critical factor in the measurement of stress.
• D) frequency of hassles is more crucial than their intensity.

---

Definitions:

Machine Language

The lowest-level programming language, consisting of binary or hexadecimal codes that a computer's processor directly executes.

Procedural Language

A type of programming language designed to execute sequences of statements or instructions using a procedural approach.

Procedures

Named sections of code designed to perform a specific task, similar to functions, but sometimes without returning a value.

Procedure

A set of coded instructions that performs a specific task; similar to a function but may not return a value.