According to the MacArthur Foundation Study of Successful Aging,
A) level of functioning was unrelated to risk factors for chronic disease.
B) higher functioning adults were more socially engaged.
C) higher functioning adults were more likely to have diabetes or heart disease.
D) lower functioning adults tended to be more physically active.

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The study concluded that adults who were functioning at higher levels not only had fewer risk factors for chronic illnesses such as diabetes or heart disease, but these study participants also tended to be more social and likely to engage in mentally stimulating activities.