HEALTH HIGH SCHOOL

What can a person do to prevent barriers to exercise? Select three options.anticipate immediate results

understand myths about working out

look for inexpensive classes in the area

take a physical education course at school
work out by only setting long-term physical activity goals

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Answer 1
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understand myths about working out, look for inexpensive classes in the area, and take a physical education course at school

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Answer 2
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the 4th one, 3rd, and last

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-  D. bulimia nervosa

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Answer:

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I just tool the test so I know that this is the correct answer. :)
To be honest, I don't really understand what your talking about, but I think the answer is cell respiration.

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Did u ever get it because I'm stuck the same qustion

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B.providing a standard to compare oneself against

C.providing exposure to new foods

D.providing a group with which to exercise

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The correct answer is C.

Providing exposure to new foods is the least likely way that peer groups will influence a person's body image. All other options will very much be of a great influence as they involve either talking about others and comparing yourself to others or physically engaging in an activity aimed at changing the body. Being exposed to new foods might make someone think about their body image but not as much as the others will.

the answer that you are looking for is the letter C. :)
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