Consider this claim: What you wear can affect how well you work. Which is the strongest evidence to support...
What you wear can affect how well you work.
Which is the strongest evidence to support the claim?
1. Researchers have found that a combination of appearance and communication skills affects how people behave toward you in a work environment.
2. A study conducted at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University showed that when research subjects wore a scientist's or medical doctor's white coat, they performed better on a test.
3. The president of a professional success organization observes that, fair or not, people are judged in the workplace by the way they look, including how they dress.
4. In one study, participants reported feeling more professional when they wore professional dress.

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