The questions were: "Have you ever been coerced or forced into sexual activities?" The answers were coded as yes ("yes, exercised power", "yes, coerced", or "yes, raped") or no ("no, never").
Exercise was dichotomized as "yes" for current regular exercising, or "no" for not exercising.
Each tracker is used for one week; participants record the number of servings of fruits and vegetables, and respond yes or no to: exercising for 30 minutes; drinking sugar drinks; eating junk food; smart portions or smart snacks.
Therefore, saying, "Will I exercise – yes or no?", is likely to be more effective than stating, "I will exercise".
In the April 2001 issue of Testosterone magazine, in an article titled "Your Doctor, Your Dealer," he explained how he did it -- what symptoms to feign, what to eat (very little, and no carbohydrates or fat), what to drink (beer) and whether to exercise (yes, twice a day).
By exercising the brain (yes, you can use repetition and habit as you do when you exercise the body), we can achieve what may have previously seemed nearly impossible.
Just about anywhere you want to show off your glow!" Poetry slams – yes! Bedroom exercises – yum! Clubbing and raves – oots! oots! oots!
"Well, if you consider dancing and parties exercise, yes".
Because all the other police services: Waterloo, Hamilton, Ottawa, the OPP, said yes, we already exercise discretion and we're happy to follow the four-part test that you created.
