Crum and Langer reported that none of the participants benefited from perceiving housekeeping work as exercise, and also that those in the informed group reported higher levels of fatigue than the uninformed group.

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Crum and Langer's study found that participants who perceived housekeeping work as exercise showed health benefits, such as weight loss and reduced blood pressure, compared to those who did not.

Crum and Langer Reported That None of the Participants Benefited