Dealing with a rude store clerk and waiting for the results of an examination are two examples of

A) acute stressors.
B) ambient stressors.
C) environmental stressors.
D) chronic stressors.

Acute stressors are sudden and short-lived stressors, such as dealing with a rude store clerk. Waiting for the results of an examination can also be an acute stressor if it is a short-term event. Chronic stressors, on the other hand, are long-term stressors, such as ongoing financial struggles or a difficult job situation. Ambient stressors refer to constant stressors in the environment, such as noise pollution or air pollution, while environmental stressors refer to stressors in the physical environment, such as natural disasters or overcrowding.