This term describes the way people think about and respond to events in their daily lives.

• A. Stress
• B. Distress
• C. Mental health
• D. Coping strategies

Answer: (C)

Mental health refers to how a person thinks, feels, and behaves in daily life and how these things come together to shape how they interpret events and respond to them. It encompasses the ways we process everyday experiences, cope with emotions, and make choices, so it best captures the overall pattern of thinking and reacting to daily situations. While stress is specifically about the body's or mind’s response to demands, and distress is a negative form of stress, and coping strategies are the tools we use to handle stress, mental health remains the broader term that describes the typical way someone thinks about and responds to what happens each day.