The correct answer is: An increase in fluid taken by mouth would reduce the amount produced by metabolism.
The fluid (water) produced by metabolism is not dependent on the amount of fluid (water) taken by mouth. This is because water produced by metabolism in the body is a consequence of energy processing and has nothing to do with water intake from external sources. All other statements are true.
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<span>Old Theory – Social Categorization & Social Identity Theory <span>Earlier on, Tajfel (1971) argued that stereotypes developed through a natural process of social categorization, which is when people categorize groups of people based on common traits or characteristics.</span></span>
