Multiple Choice
During the month-long hotel experiment conducted by Crum and Langer:
A) hotel management confirmed that the workload of the housekeeping staff remained constant in both conditions throughout the study.
B) the workload of the staff in the experimental group was increased and the workload of the control group was correspondingly decreased.
C) the participants in the "informed group" tended to do much more exercise outside their jobs than did the "uninformed" group.
D) the experimental but not the control participants reported increased levels of fatigue due to their perception that work was exercise.
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