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Kuo and Faber Taylor (2004) found that the symptoms of children with the following condition were significantly reduced when the children played outdoors:
 
  A) autism
  B) hearing loss
  C) attention deficit disorders
  D) learning disabilities

Question 2

All of the following should be considered when selecting lighting for the environment except:
 
  A) natural light
  B) attaching lamps to tables
  C) fluorescent lighting
  D) skylights



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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