Relying on Common Sense as a Guide to Appropriate Decision-Making

question 54

Multiple Choice

Relying on common sense as a guide to appropriate decision-making can be problematic because

• A) Information processing and decision-making can be illogical
• B) rational decision making is based on observation.
• C) rigidity in thought patterns can lead to faulty reasoning.
• D) flexibility in thought patterns can lead to faulty reasoning.

Distinguish between proper and improper body mechanics to prevent injury.

Recognize the importance of warming up and cooling down in relation to exercise.

Identify strategies for incorporating exercise into daily life.

Understand the risks associated with inactivity and methods to mitigate these risks.

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