Cardiac Patients with a Repressive Style Who Were Informed About

question 98

Multiple Choice

Cardiac patients with a repressive style who were informed about their conditions showed a higher incidence of ______ than uniformed patients with a repressive style.

• A) spontaneous recovery
• B) medical complications
• C) anger
• D) crying

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