A Level Psychology OCR Practice Exam

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What did Chaney et al (2004) suggest about the Funhaler’s effects on clinical outcomes?

Increased hospital admissions for asthma attacks
No measurable effects on clinical outcomes
Improved outcomes, potentially lowering hospital admissions
Negative outcomes compared to other devices

The correct answer is: Improved outcomes, potentially lowering hospital admissions

Chaney et al. (2004) conducted research that examined the Funhaler, a device designed to improve adherence to asthma medication through a more engaging delivery mechanism. The study found that the Funhaler led to improved clinical outcomes for children with asthma. This improvement was attributed to the device's interactive features, which made the process of taking medication more enjoyable and engaging for both children and their parents. As a result, the use of the Funhaler is associated with better adherence to treatment protocols, which can decrease the frequency of asthma attacks and potentially reduce hospital admissions related to these attacks. Therefore, the correct response reflects the positive health outcomes linked to the Funhaler’s use, highlighting its effectiveness in managing asthma more effectively than conventional inhalers.