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看了解题答案还是不太明白具体的思路,所以发上来请求帮助。谢谢
People who do regular volunteer work tend to live longer, on average, than peoplewho do not. It has been found that “doing good,” a category that certainly includesvolunteer work, releases endorphins, the brain’s natural opiates, which induce inpeople a feeling of well-being. Clearly, there is a connection: Regular releases ofendorphins must in some way help to extend people’s lives.
Which of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the force of theevidence given as support for the hypothesis that endorphins promote longevity?
(A) People who do regular volunteer work are only somewhat more likelythan others to characterize the work they do for a living as “doing good."
(B) Although extremely high levels of endorphins could be harmful tohealth, such levels are never reached as a result of the natural release ofendorphins.
(C) There are many people who have done some volunteer work but who donot do such work regularly.
(D) People tend not to become involved in regular volunteer work unlessthey are healthy and energetic to begin with.
(E) Releases of endorphins are responsible for the sense of well-beingexperienced by many long-distance runners while running.
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