The latest research indicates that stress，as an ______ to deal with it，is a direct contributor to heart disease.A.inabilityB.illegalnessC.unconsciousnessD.unwillingness
The latest research indicates that stress，as an ______ to deal with it，is a direct contributor to heart disease.
A.inability
B.illegalness
C.unconsciousness
D.unwillingness
B.illegalness
C.unconsciousness
D.unwillingness
参考解析
解析：选项A意为“无能”；选项B意为“非法”；选项C意为“无意识”；选项D意为“不情愿”。 根据题干，题目意为“最新的研究表明压力，难以驾驭，是导致心脏病的直接原因。”，inability to deal with it意为“无能为力”，选项A符合题意。
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