Which of the Following Is a Major Conceptual Concern with Measuring

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a major conceptual concern with measuring stress by counting objectively positive and negative life events?

A) A series of minor events often causes more stress than a major event.
B) Perceptions of an event are more important than the objective characteristics of the event.
C) Most people are not very accurate judges of the amount of stress they are under.
D) Only objectively negative events contribute to stress.
E) Most people don't confront enough major life events to experience stress.