Longitudinal studies of coherence and psychological and physical health suggested that:
a. coherence is important to these outcomes 10 years out but not 20 years out.
b. the effect of coherence is only seen in immediate indicators of health but unrelated to later indicators.
c. coherence continued to predict such health 20 years out from its measurement.
d. coherence was contextual and related only to those areas where health was measured.
Ans: c
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