Studies of Wives' Evaluations of the Post‑heart Attack Physical Abilities

question 59

Multiple Choice

Studies of wives' evaluations of the post‑heart attack physical abilities of their husbands indicate that wives develop more accurate evaluations by

• A) having heart attack patients tell them about their capabilities.
• B) simply observing the physical activity of patients.
• C) personally participating in patients' activities.
• D) having physicians tell them what their husbands were capable of doing.

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Definitions:

Planning

The process of making detailed proposals or strategies for achieving specific goals or completing tasks.

Diligence

Careful and persistent work or effort.

Biases Minimized

Efforts made to reduce or eliminate personal prejudices or preferences that could affect judgment or decision-making.

Listening Skill

The capability to precisely understand and decipher messages throughout the process of communication.