Correlation Between Exercise and Life Satisfaction

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Recent research published in a leading psychological journal indicates that individuals who engage in regular physical exercise report higher levels of life satisfaction and overall happiness compared to those who are sedentary. While the study highlights a correlation, it does not establish direct causation between exercise and life satisfaction.

Furthermore, a follow-up survey revealed that many individuals who enjoy exercising also participate in various social activities, suggesting that social engagement may contribute to their higher life satisfaction.

Based on these findings, which of the following statements must be true or is most strongly supported?

Individuals who are happier tend to exercise regularly.

Regular exercise guarantees increased life satisfaction.

Sedentary individuals are less likely to engage in social activities.

Higher levels of life satisfaction are often observed in those who are socially active.

Exercise is the only factor influencing life satisfaction.

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