Question

which factor may contribute to an increased rate of mortality in men over women? most men perceive themselves as pretty healthy. men are known to anticipate the need for medical care. preventive services are used by more men than women. genetic sex - linked disorders are lower in men.

Explanation:

Men often perceive themselves as healthy and are less likely to anticipate medical - care needs or use preventive services. Higher rates of genetic sex - linked disorders in men can also contribute to mortality. The option that men perceive themselves as pretty healthy can lead to delayed seeking of medical help, thus contributing to higher mortality rates.

Answer:

Most men perceive themselves as pretty healthy.