For cardiac patients, O'Neil et al. (2014) found that a combined cognitive behavioural intervention and a behavioural risk reduction programme delivered by telephone resulted in:
A) Lower quality of life than standard.
B) The same quality of life as before intervention.
C) Lower levels of depression.
D) Higher levels of depression.

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The combined cognitive behavioural intervention and behavioural risk reduction programme likely aimed to address both psychological and behavioural aspects of cardiac care. By providing support and strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and lifestyle changes, such interventions can lead to reduced levels of depression among cardiac patients.

For Cardiac Patients, O'Neil Et Al