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What can be inferred from the fact that people who eat chocolate are generally happy people?

  1. Health concerns will decline

  2. More people will start eating chocolate

  3. Chocolate prices will increase

  4. People will avoid chocolate

The correct answer is: More people will start eating chocolate

It can be inferred from the fact that people who eat chocolate are generally happy that more people may start eating chocolate. This is because when people observe others being happy, they may want to replicate this feeling for themselves. Additionally, the association between chocolate and happiness may encourage more people to try it. The other options are incorrect because there is no evidence to suggest that health concerns will decline, chocolate prices will increase, or people will avoid chocolate as a result of this fact.

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