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What explanation has been given to explain the benefits of having social support for making lifestyle changes?

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Which of the following is a usable part of a wheat kernel that is rich in fiber?
 a. Bran
  b. Germ
  c. Endosperm
  d. Husk



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Answer to Question 1

One explanation for the positive effects of social support on health is that clients perceive a sense of support from others leading to a feeling of a more generalized sense of control. A greater sense of control often results in an increase in self efficacy.

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