Questions: One of the more interesting findings from the "Nun Study" was that levels affected both longevity and health. wine consumption Education Religiosity Sex

One of the more interesting findings from the "Nun Study" was that levels affected both longevity and health.
wine consumption
Education
Religiosity
Sex
Transcript text: One of the more interesting findings from the "Nun Study" was that levels affected both longevity and health. wine consumption Education Religiosity Sex
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The answer is B: Education.

Explanation for each option:

A. Wine consumption - The "Nun Study" did not focus on wine consumption as a factor affecting longevity and health. The study primarily examined cognitive and emotional factors.

B. Education - This is the correct answer. The "Nun Study," a longitudinal study of aging and Alzheimer's disease, found that higher levels of education were associated with better cognitive function and greater longevity. The study suggested that education might provide a cognitive reserve that helps protect against the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.

C. Religiosity - While the participants in the "Nun Study" were nuns, and thus religiosity was a common factor among them, the study did not specifically identify religiosity as a factor affecting longevity and health.

D. Sex - The study focused on a group of nuns, so all participants were female. Therefore, sex was not a variable that the study examined in relation to differences in longevity and health.

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