Jake used to surf with his friends several times a week. Recently, he has spent much time playing computer games rather than surfing. What do you predict the result of this change will be?

 If Jake has shifted his regular activity from surfing to playing computer games, one can predict several potential results from this change in habits:



1. Physical fitness: Surfing is a physically demanding sport that requires strength, balance, and endurance. If Jake stops surfing and spends more time sitting and playing computer games, he might experience a decrease in physical fitness and possibly some weight gain if he does not replace surfing with another form of exercise.

2. Social interactions: Surfing with friends offers opportunities for socializing and building relationships. By playing computer games instead, Jake may be spending more time alone or interacting with friends online rather than in person, which could change the nature of his social interactions.

3. Skill level: If Jake stops practicing surfing, his skills in the sport may decline due to lack of practice.

4. Mental health: Surfing can be a form of stress relief and contribute positively to mental health. The change to playing computer games might have different effects on Jake's mental state, either positive or negative, depending on whether the games are a form of relaxation or if they might cause stress or addictive behaviors.

5. Sunlight exposure: Surfing involves spending time outdoors and in sunlight, which helps the body produce vitamin D. Reduced outdoor activity might lower his vitamin D levels unless supplemented in other ways.