Individuals who participate in more diverse social networks live longer than those with a narrower range of social relationships. Group startsTrue or False
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Dr. Sapolsky's research, as shown in the "Understanding the Effects of Hierarchy in Society" video, suggests that non-aggressive baboons that have low levels of stress and are good at socially connecting with others tend to live shorter, more disease-prone lives. True False
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People who have a strong social support system tend to live longer than those who do not, supporting the idea that a. social ties can be a source of stress. b. gender influences longevity. c. Type A behavior is responsible for many premature deaths. d. social support has a beneficial effect on health.
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