Shivering increases body temperature by:

A.  serving as a warning that body temperature is too low, prompting the person to seek warmer locations.

B.  causing bones to rub together, creating heat through friction.

C.  increasing the activity of muscles.

D.  convincing the hypothalamus that body temperature is higher than it actually is.

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