Many people are of the opinion that physical exercise should be made mandatory for employees to improve their efficiency at workplace.Which of the following supports the opinion expressed in the above statement? Options: A . &nbspIt is found that work environment is a better motivating factor than monetory benefits. B . &nbspEven for the most able sportsperson, physical exercise is an essential part of practice session. C . &nbspChildren who do physical exercise show better academic performance than the ones who do not. D . &nbspThe chances of occurrences of mistakes increases if an employee is subjected to the same work for more than six months. E . &nbspNone of these

Many people are of the opinion that physical exercise should be made mandatory

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Many people are of the opinion that physical exercise should be made mandatory for employees to improve their efficiency at workplace.Which of the following supports the opinion expressed in the above statement?

Options:

A . It is found that work environment is a better motivating factor than monetory benefits.

B . Even for the most able sportsperson, physical exercise is an essential part of practice session.

C . Children who do physical exercise show better academic performance than the ones who do not.

D . The chances of occurrences of mistakes increases if an employee is subjected to the same work for more than six months.

E . None of these

Answer: Option C

We have to find a statement which supports the opinion that exercise leads to better efficiency.Choice (a) talks about the work environment but not about physical exercise. Hence, (a) does not support the opinion.Though choice (b) states that physical exercise is important, it does not state whether the physical exercise improves the performance or helps to maintain the performance levels.Choice (c) states that those who does physical exercise exhibit better performance rather than those who does not. Hence, (c) supports the opinion.Choice (d) refers to monotony in work but not about physical exercise. Hence, (d) is out of context.

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