People under constant stress for months on end often complain of fatigue. What can you conclude from this fact?

Question

Responses

Long-term stress has different effects than short-term stress.
Long-term stress has different effects than short-term stress.

Long term stress is generally caused by lack of sleep.
Long term stress is generally caused by lack of sleep.

The lack of energy caused by short-term stress takes months to notice.
The lack of energy caused by short-term stress takes months to notice.

Eventually, people get used to stress and learn to calm down.
Eventually, people get used to stress and learn to calm down.

Answer 1

From the fact that people under constant stress for months on end often complain of fatigue, the most reasonable conclusion is:

Long-term stress has different effects than short-term stress.

This response acknowledges that the prolonged experience of stress can lead to fatigue and other health issues that may differ from the effects experienced during shorter, more acute stress episodes. The other options do not appropriately address the link between prolonged stress and fatigue.