A company is convinced of the benefits of exercise for its workers. Healthy employees take fewer sick days and tend to be more focused on their job. In addition, exercise enhances the workers' positive moods. The company is so persuaded of the value of exercise that it has adopted a new policy: Moving forward, all workers will be allowed to exercise during the work day for up to three hours per week. Which of the following, if true, would weaken the argument for the company's exercise policy?

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This weakens the argument by suggesting that the workers who are most in need of exercise are unlikely to participate in the program, potentially undermining its effectiveness in reducing sick days and enhancing focus. The other choices do not necessarily weaken the argument - A and B support the policy, C suggests that some workers may not continue to exercise if they leave the company but does not directly challenge the effectiveness of the policy, and D may be true but does not necessarily weaken the argument.

A Company Is Convinced of the Benefits of Exercise for Its