In structural mechanics, strain is defined as the internal force per unit area that a material exerts to resist an applied load, whereas stress is the physical deformation or change in dimensions resulting from that applied force.
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The statement is false because it completely reverses the engineering definitions. In mechanical comprehension, stress is the internal resisting force per unit area within a material caused by an external load. Strain, on the other hand, is the physical deformation, stretching, or change in dimensions that occurs as a response to that stress.
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Distinguishing Stress and Strain