Experiencing repeated, difficult change ________.
A) has effects that are clearly defined by research in the issue
B) is more likely to "inoculate" people and leave them better prepared for future change
C) may leave a person less resilient and more vulnerable to the effects of subsequent change
D) usually has little to no pronounced effect on an individual's future reaction to change

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Research indicates that repeated exposure to difficult changes can erode resilience over time, making individuals more susceptible to the negative effects of future changes. This contrasts with the notion that such experiences invariably make people more resilient or have little impact.

Experiencing Repeated, Difficult Change ________