Patients in a cardiac rehabilitation program will most likely ______.
A. focus only on changes in eating because those are the easiest behaviors to modify
B. learn more about ways to change their lifestyle and be encouraged to limit contact with those in their social support network to avoid negative influences
C. learn to reduce salt intake and change other aspects of their lifestyle to make them more healthy
D. be advised to decrease their physical activity to reduce the chances of a future heart attack
Answer: C
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