Based on Langer and Rodin's (1976) study of perceived control in elderly nursing home residents, which of the following residents is most likely to feel happier, be more active, and live longer?
a. Bess, who makes her own bed and has a choice of a vegetarian meal
b. Aron, who has his own personal aide to attend to his needs
c. Catherine, who is often escorted outside for walks
d. Jack, whose room is full of lush plants
Answer: A
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