A Study Comparing Middle-Aged Daughters with Wives Who Cared for a Frail

question 4

Multiple Choice

A study comparing middle-aged daughters with wives who cared for a frail elderly found

• A) wives experienced a significantly greater increase in heart rates than did daughters.
• B) wives experienced higher increases in blood pressure than did daughters.
• C) daughters recorded significantly more distress in interpersonal interactions than did wives.
• D) the physical cost to the wives was significantly greater overall than to the daughters.

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Understand the principles and dynamics of self-disclosure in interpersonal relationships.

Recognize the role of self-disclosure in fostering mental and physical health.

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