Critics of the Life-Events Approach and the Daily-Hassles Approach Argue

question 10

Multiple Choice

Critics of the life-events approach and the daily-hassles approach argue that:

• A) neither tells us how individuals cope.
• B) both emphasize the male experience.
• C) neither has much impact on adult development.
• D) both are culturally biased.

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