Weaken the Argument on Lunch Break Satisfaction

A recent survey concluded that employees who take longer lunch breaks report being more satisfied with their jobs than those who take shorter breaks. The survey's authors claim that longer breaks lead to decreased fatigue and improved morale, which they argue directly contributes to increased job satisfaction.

However, the survey did not analyze whether employees who are already more satisfied tend to take longer breaks, leaving it unclear if extended lunch breaks result in higher satisfaction or if satisfied employees simply take longer breaks.