A Number of Research Studies Have Investigated Gender Differences in Physiological

Multiple Choice

A number of research studies have investigated gender differences in physiological and behavior reactions to stress.The evidence from these studies suggests that in comparison to males, females typically:

A) have a weaker physiological response to stress
B) display tend-and-befriend as their primary response, rather than fight-or-flight
C) enter Selye's exhaustion stage much sooner
D) show stronger and more widespread physiological reactions to stress