Stress, both during childhood and later in life due to workplace, neighbourhood, and other social contextual factors, is strongly linked to ________.
A) over eating
B) exercise
C) sound sleep
D) peak athletic performance

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Stress is strongly linked to overeating, as it can lead to emotional or stress eating habits. Stress hormones can increase appetite and lead to cravings for high-fat, high-sugar foods. Exercise, sound sleep, and peak athletic performance may all be impacted by stress, but they are not strongly linked to it in the way that overeating is.

Stress, Both During Childhood and Later in Life Due to Workplace