Lyndon is giving a brief presentation in his upper-level social psychology class. In summarizing the work of researchers who studied survivors of Hurricane Katrina, Lyndon gave the following advice:

	a.	"Disasters make people more resilient and so, in the long-term, stress is good."
	b.	"The faster people get support to decrease 'socioeconomic disruptions' related to a disaster, the better are their health outcomes."
	c.	"Natural disasters are more stressful for the wealthy, since poor people already have the skills to handle disasters."
	d.	"People are healthier when they do not experience any socioeconomic disruption or stress in their lives."