Leisure time activities
Explanation:
1. Sedentary activities:
Intensity level: Less than 3.0 METS
Energy spent: Less than 3.5 kcal/min
- Casual leisure walking
- Bicycling at 5mph
- Fishing
- Stretching exercise
- Slow dancing
2. Medium activities:
Intensity level: 3.0 to 6.0 METS
Energy spent: 3.5 to 7 kcal/min
- Walking at moderate speed of 3 to 4.5 mph
- Leisure roller skating
- Dancing including mild aerobic, line, ballroom folk dancing etc.
- Playing softball
- Moderate leisure activities like trampoline jumping
3. Vigorous activities:
Intensity level: More than 6.0 METS
Energy spent: More than 7 kcal/min
- Racewalking, jogging, running
- Bicycling at 10 mph
- High impact dancing like aerobic, step dancing
- Martial arts like karate, judo
- Playing football, basketball etc
I’m pretty sure they included more than one independent variable.
Answer:
negative externality
Explanation:
In simple words, negative externality refers to the loss that an unrelated third party experiences due to any economic transaction that occurs between the other two independent entities.
Under this concept the two parties do not deliberately effect the third party and generally that third party do not get any chance to tackle the loss before it actually happens. Diseases happening to general public due to pollution by factories is the prime example of negative externality.