Males Differ from Females in Coping with Chronic Illness in That

question 73

Multiple Choice

Males differ from females in coping with chronic illness in that

• A) their greater self esteem causes them to cope with chronic illness better.
• B) they are more adherent to treatment regimen.
• C) they tend to be more threatened by the dependent, passive role they might have to take.
• D) men suffer fewer chronic illnesses.

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