It makes you more aware, especially with food. Often we don't know how much we eat until we write it all out (with calories, fat, protein, carbs, and whatnot). It's a way of self-monitoring. When you track your exercise it can be more of a motivator, to see your progress, what you're working out, your muscle development etc.
By adding another mile, she is both increasing the intensity (because she is running an extra mile), while also increasing her workout time (considering the fact that adding distance also adds time).
So answer should be "A"
Bad examples are when they show too much of someone's body that you don't need to see. A good fitness advertisement would show how they will help you get fit.
Finally, students analyze data on how the way a drug is taken into the body influences its ... Because the synapse is so complex, there is a variety of sites at which drugs may ... When nicotine binds to nicotine receptors on the dopamine-containing axon ... The effects of drugs are not limited to the reward pathway in the brain.
Answer:
Its says usually so I would say false just because it's supposed to happen all the time