Lori Read an Article in a Health Magazine That Reported

question 29

Multiple Choice

Lori read an article in a health magazine that reported on a study that found exercisers who ate oatmeal for breakfast were able to work out twice as long as those who ate eggs for breakfast. Lori had eaten oatmeal that morning and noticed that she still had a lot of energy when she finished her workout that day. She also thought that she was more focused on her work as well and attributed it to eating oatmeal that day. Which type of thoughts is Lori having after being exposed to the article about the benefits of eating oatmeal on exercise performance?

• A) congruent arguments
• B) habituated thoughts
• C) internalized thoughts
• D) support arguments

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