Megan Gunnar thinks that people can develop resilience after facing hardships.
Which detail from the article BEST supports this
opinion?
А
As a developmental psychobiologist (SY-koh-
by-OL-uh-gizt), she studies how the body
copes with stress. Her work focuses on such
effects in children and adolescents.
B
Feeling crushed by an intense stressor, such
as abuse or a parent's death, can impart a
sense of helplessness.
С
That leaves people "fearful of it happening
again." Gunnar explains. A stressful
experience shows us that "the world is tough."
she says
D
"But we can deal with it, perhaps with the help
of family and friends," she adds. And it makes
us "tougher the next time."