Sylvia babysits two days a week for her school-age grandchildren and regularly gives her neighbor, who can no longer drive, a ride to the grocery store and doctor appointments. she also frequently sends small amounts of money to her daughter, who has just returned to college. which of the following statements about sylvia's activities is not true? a. these informal activities are not measured in statistics about the volunteer work of the elderly. b. many elderly people provide this kind of informal volunteer assistance to others. c. this work, like all volunteer work, is likely to increase sylvia's well-being. d. sylvia would be better off volunteering with an organization; to really others, she needs more structure to her activities.

D. Sylvia would be better off volunteering with an organization; to really help others, she needs more structure to her activities

Explanation:

The fact that Sylvia babysits for her grandchildren, drives her neighbor and helps her daughter financially does not necessarily imply that she should volunteer with an organization to coordinate her activities. In fact, she demonstrates to be a generous person who is available for those people she cares about, and may not need a structured framework to organize her life.

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