Evaluate the Argument: Meditation and Stress Levels

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In a recent study, it was found that people who regularly meditate report lower levels of stress than those who do not meditate. Some clinicians suggest that meditation directly reduces stress levels, while others argue that the observed difference may not result from meditation itself, but rather from the lifestyle choices often associated with meditation practice, such as healthier living and greater mindfulness.

Based on this evidence, the clinicians conclude that encouraging patients to meditate would likely lead to lower stress levels.

The conclusion assumes that meditation and lower stress levels are directly correlated.

The conclusion assumes that all forms of meditation provide the same level of stress reduction.

The conclusion subscribes to the idea that lifestyle choices do not impact stress levels.

The conclusion proposes that all patients respond similarly to meditation as a stress-reduction technique.

The conclusion suggests that meditation practice is more effective than medication in reducing stress.

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