All of the following are behavioral risk factors for cardiovascular disease EXCEPT:​

A) ​smoking
B) ​diet
C) ​physical activity levels
D) ​educational level

Educational Level

The highest degree or level of school completed, which often influences employment opportunities, income level, and health outcomes.

Behavioral Risk Factors

Actions or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing diseases or health problems, such as smoking or a sedentary lifestyle.

Cardiovascular Disease

Denotes a group of conditions affecting the heart or blood vessels, including issues like coronary artery disease and stroke.