In a lifetime pattern, any event that requires change and produces a nonspecific response of the body is called:

A. Stress: Stress is the body’s nonspecific response to any demand for change. It can be physical, emotional, or psychological. B. Anxiety: Anxiety is a subjective emotional response, often a symptom of stress but not the physiological process itself. C. Anger: Anger is an emotional response to frustration or perceived threat, not a nonspecific body response to change. D. Depression: Depression is a mood disorder and not a general response to change.