The Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) : a. was an attempt to quantify and rank the impact of stress-producing events in a person's life. measures acculturative stress. b. uses personality measures to estimate the length of time it will take a person to recover and readjust from the stressful effects of major life traumas. c. measures the effect that everyday events that annoy and upset people has on health and well-being.

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Brendan Lowe

10 February, 08:59

The Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) : a. was an attempt to quantify and rank the impact of stress-producing events in a person's life. measures acculturative stress. b. uses personality measures to estimate the length of time it will take a person to recover and readjust from the stressful effects of major life traumas. c. measures the effect that everyday events that annoy and upset people has on health and well-being.

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Answer: the correct answer is a. was an attempt to quantify and rank the impact of stress-producing events in a person's life.

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In 1967, Holmes and Rahe developed a questionaire called the Social Readjustment Rating Scale or SRRS that wanted to measure stress on people's lives.