A Study of Tax Accountants' Cholesterol Levels Around April 15th

question 1

Multiple Choice

A study of tax accountants' cholesterol levels around April 15th (tax day) in the 1950s found that

• A) increasing stress has a definitive and identifiable unhealthy effect on a person's physiological functioning.
• B) cholesterol went up only in those accountants who ate in unhealthy manners during tax season.
• C) cholesterol actually dropped to dangerous levels in the accountants who worked more than 12 hours per day preparing clients' returns.
• D) There is no relationship between stress and cholesterol. Cholesterol is determined exclusively by what you eat.

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