Critics of the daily-hassles approach argue that knowing about a person's daily irritations and problems tells us nothing about
A)whether or not those are real hassles.
B)the strength of those hassles.
C)the person's coping abilities.
D)major life events that are going on at the same time.

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Knowing about a person's daily irritations and problems does not provide information about how well the person can cope with those hassles.

Critics of the Daily-Hassles Approach Argue That Knowing About a Person's