Which question is most effective in assessing a patient's personal beliefs about health and illness?
a. "What or who do you believe controls your health?"
b. "Do you see your health care provider annually?"
c. "Do you have specific beliefs about health and illness?"
d. "Who makes the health decisions in your family?"
ANS: A
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