In a study by Abraido-Lanza et al. (2004) that examined the coping styles of Latinos with arthritis they found that ______.
A. passive coping was associated with better psychological well-being
B. the more they used religious coping, the more they engaged in other passive coping strategies
C. passive coping was associated with greater pain
D. most relied on active coping strategies rather than religious coping
Answer: C
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