A study finds that people who exercise regularly have a lower risk of developing certain diseases. If the study controls for diet, what can be concluded about the relationship between exercise and disease risk?
Q1. A study finds that people who exercise regularly have a lower risk of developing certain diseases. If the study controls for diet, what can be concluded about the relationship between exercise and disease risk?
Answer: Exercise has a direct impact on disease risk
Explanation: Controlling for diet allows us to isolate the effect of exercise on disease risk