Margaret Kemeny states that people who were able to face a life-threatening illness and assign some meaning to it

a) less likely to begin smoking

b)more likely to have a faith factor in their lives c) seem to have worse health outcomes than those who didn’t look for meaning

D) seem to do better physiologically Then those who didn’t

Life-threatening diseases are a group of diseases that are characterized by having a high percentage of possibilities of causing the death of those who suffer from it. Therefore, people affected by these diseases are often motivated by faith to have a positive attitude about their treatment and recovery. For example, the factors of faith are usually family, personal goals, and others that motivate the person to give their best in their recovery. Therefore, the correct answer is B. More likely to have a faith factor in their lives