Yes but sometimes it depends if they see signs of abuse
Perceiving pain and assisting in regulating muscle reflexes, breathing, and arousal are all functions of the reticular formation.
Among the possibilities you've listed, the most impact on a person's exercise habits will be found in the community. People from our community are the ones who often force us to go and exercise when we usually wouldn't do it ourselves. When we have a supportive community, this makes the difference between working out and not working out sometimes.
