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2. Aflattened daily decline in cortisol was associated with fasting blood glucose in which of the following cohorts of adults in the current study by Pena Dias and colleagues? Participants with diabetes only Participants with diabetes and impaired fasting glucose only Participants with normoglycemia or impaired fasting glucose only Participants with diabetes, normoglycemia, or impaired fasting glucose
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