In a study about concussion recovery in high school football players, which statement would be part of the introduction?

a. "The Functional Independence Measure was used to measure postconcussion symptoms."
b. "The purpose of this study was to determine average length of recovery time after a first concussion."
c. "The results of this study showed an average recovery time of 6 weeks among football players."
d. "The study included a convenience sample of high school football players in a five-county area."


ANS: B

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