According to Sarkar and colleagues (2009), heart disease patients were more likely to survive hospitalization, when they

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According to the study, heart disease patients who were confident in their ability to maintain their usual activities were more likely to survive hospitalization. This suggests that a higher level of self-efficacy may be associated with better outcomes for these patients. The other answer choices are not supported by the study.

According to Sarkar and Colleagues (2009), Heart Disease Patients Were