Which Statement About the Stress-Related Health Risks of Watching Sports

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Multiple Choice

Which statement about the stress-related health risks of watching sports on TV is FALSE?

• A) Some studies suggest that watching sports on TV can increase stress, but is not related to any increase in big health problems.
• B) Some studies dispute research that claims that deaths or cardiac emergencies increases after major sporting events on TV.
• C) Those who already have stress-related health problems are more likely to experience stress and related health issues after watching sports.
• D) Worse stress-related outcomes seem to follow watching losses rather than wins by major sports teams on TV.

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