Which of the following best describes the results of Dr. Sneed's study on volunteering and hypertension?

a. The risk of developing hypertension is positively correlated with number of hours spent volunteering.

b. The risk of hypertension is lower only for people who volunteer more than 200 hours per year.

c. Volunteering has a minimal, if any, effect on rates of hypertension.

d. The risk of developing hypertension is negatively correlated with number of hours spent volunteering.

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Regina Bolton

Social Studies

12 August, 07:45

Which of the following best describes the results of Dr. Sneed's study on volunteering and hypertension?

a. The risk of developing hypertension is positively correlated with number of hours spent volunteering.

b. The risk of hypertension is lower only for people who volunteer more than 200 hours per year.

c. Volunteering has a minimal, if any, effect on rates of hypertension.

d. The risk of developing hypertension is negatively correlated with number of hours spent volunteering.

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Raegan Roberson · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D.

Explanation: According to the study of this experiment and the interaction between volunteering and risk of developing negative hypertension, showing that this reality is nonexistent.