Which of the following statements about stress is not true?
a.
what is considered a source of stress for one person is not always the same for another.
b.
acute stressors are a type of stress that generally occurs over a long amount of time.
c.
the stress level that one experiences is determined by one's perception of an event.
d.
traumatic experiences can be classified as either an acute or chronic stressor.

Stress is considered a disease of the modern age and lifestyle. It can be a trigger for many organic diseases. The source of stress can be different and varies from person to person, but in general, the reasons are accumulated obligations, work tasks, consumer mentality, a little free time. Everybody does not react to a particular event as a stress trigger, but there is enough reason for everyone, so everyone is more or less exposed to stress. The level of stress that a person experiences depends on perception, that is, if a certain stressful event passes through some kind of the defense mechanisms or filters, stress can be alleviated, if the event is experienced dramaticly, the consequence will be high-level stress. Stress can be acute and chronic, where acute stress is manifested at the moment, while chronic stress is repeated and occurs over a long period of time.

The answer is: B.