In a study with Swedish participants, the researchers found:
a. that men with high social participation, but not the women were more likely to have second heart attacks.
b. that individuals with low social participation were more than twice as likely to have another heart attack than those with high social participation
c. that individuals with high social participation were more than twice as likely to have another heart attack than those with low social participation
d. women with high social participation had the highest rates of heart attacks because of the burdens associated with providing social support.
Question 2
Carlos had a heart attack this past year. If Carlos were not married, he would be more likely to die:
a. during the first heart attack
b. during a second heart attack
c. over a 5-year period if he did not have a close confidant
d. only if he were a drinker of alcoholic beverages
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