Joe is an elderly gentleman who lives alone. His friend Jake is the same age and is also single, but Jake has a pet dog he has to take care of. Who is likely to be healthier and to live longer?
A) Joe, because it's a lot of trouble to take care of a dog.
B) Jake, because dogs provide stress-reducing social support.
C) Neither will live long, because they are both unmarried.
D) Both will probably live long.
Answer: B
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