Question

In longitudinal research, __________ predicted longer survival, after many factors known to affect mortality were controlled. formal, but not informal, participation in religious activities spirituality that is at ease with mystery and uncertainty both organized and informal religious participation faith that accepts one's own belief system as one of many possible worldviews

Answer 1

In longitudinal research, both organized and informal religious participation predicted longer survival, after many factors known to affect mortality were controlled. Formal, but not informal, participation in religious activities spirituality that is at ease with mystery and uncertainty both organized and informal religious participation faith that accepts one's own belief system as one of many possible worldviews.  

Answer 2

The correct answer is both organized and informal religious participation

When other factors that influence mortality and lifespan are controlled and removed, longitudinal studies have indicated that in terms of religion and spirituality, individuals who participate in religious practices both formally and informally are most likely to have a longer lifespan compared to those who approach religion and spirituality in other manners.