Critical Reasoning

Studies show that in restaurants where alcohol is on display patrons are more likely to eat more food, even if they don't purchase alcohol. Psychologists hypothesize that simply seeing alcohol makes patrons more likely to eat because the presence of alcohol reminds people that they are participating in leisure activities and they relax their behavior accordingly.

Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the psychologists' interpretation of the studies?

A)Patrons of bars who sit facing the alcohol are more likely to order food than those who do not.

B)In half of the cases studied, the patrons who ate more did not order alcohol.

C)Patrons who deliberately restrict their alcohol intake tend to eat less when alcohol is prominently displayed than when it is not.

D)Generally, those who consume alcohol during dinner leave larger tips than those who do not.

E)If an alcoholic beverage is prominently displayed within a restaurant, sales of that beverage will increase.

its C
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