Which of the following persons is most likely to maintain good intellectual functioning into old age?
a. Sarah, of average intelligence, who does the crossword puzzle every day and takes a brisk one-hour walk each morning
b. Jim, who has a high IQ and reads regularly, but rarely exercises
c. Paul, who has a high IQ, runs three miles each day, and plays handball regularly, but doesn't read even the daily paper
d. We do not have enough information to make a prediction.
D
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