Researchers in One Study Randomly Assigned Terminally Ill Patients to Either

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Researchers in one study randomly assigned terminally ill patients to either a standard care condition or a group-based intervention focused on psych-socio-spiritual needs. At the 12-month follow-up, intervention patients had fewer symptoms of depression symptoms and death-related feelings of meaninglessness as well as better spiritual well-being. In this study, the dependent variables included:

A) standard care, psycho-spiritual needs
B) attending church services
C) symptoms of depression, wellbeing
D) independence