Multiple Choice
Rodin and Langer (1977) conducted a controlled study in which one group of nursing-home patients was given increased control over daily routines and other responsibilities,and another group was not.One finding in the study was that:
A) only half as many patients in the group given more control died as compared with the group with less control.
B) none of the patients in the group given more control died,but several patients in the other group died.
C) twice as many patients in the group given more control died as compared with the group with less control.
D) the increased control improved happiness ratings of the patients but had no effect on long-term health or longevity.
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