Bob is in good health and lives with his parents in a comfortable home. Linda is in poor health and lives with her parents in a very stressful home environment. All else being equal, chances are that:
A) ?Bob tends to be more impulsive than Linda.
B) ?Bob tends to be less impulsive than Linda.
C) ?Neither a nor b is correct. These factors are probably unrelated to impulsiveness.
D) ?Bob and Linda are equally impulsive.
B
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