In a 2008 Study Examining the Cognitive Benefits of Interacting

question 22

Multiple Choice

In a 2008 study examining the cognitive benefits of interacting with nature researchers found:

• A) participants who walked in a park performed worse on an attention task than those who walked in a downtown area.
• B) participants who walked in a park performed better on an attention task than those who walked in a downtown area.
• C) participants who walked in a downtown area performed better on an attention task than those who walked in a park area.
• D) there was no difference in ability to perform an attention task among those who walked in a park and those who walked in a downtown area.

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