Research Conducted Using the Common-Sense Model Has Shown

question 11

Multiple Choice

Research conducted using the Common-Sense Model has shown

• A) Nothing. There is little research to support the Common-Sense Model.
• B) All the variables are important but the order in which they happen is not.
• C) People's perceptions of their illness explain their emergency room visits.
• D) The model primarily predicts behaviors related to physical illness, and may relate to mental health outcomes.

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