As a recommended intervention for the modification of coronary-prone behaviour, exercise can

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Exercise has been shown to have multiple benefits in reducing coronary-prone behavior. It can reduce CHD risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity. It also enhances psychological well-being by reducing stress and anxiety. Regular exercise has been associated with a lower incidence of CHD morbidity and mortality. Finally, exercise can help reduce the anxiety associated with CHD following cardiac events by improving physical functioning and reducing the fear of future cardiac events. Therefore, all of these answers are correct.

As a Recommended Intervention for the Modification of Coronary-Prone Behaviour