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lilldybug07

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What are three reasons for the decline in healthful eating patterns and behaviors as children and adolescents age?

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Program evaluations ____.
 a. take place only when issues arise
  b. are never taken to measure cost effectiveness
  c. can be used to test innovative approaches to nutrition and public health
  d. are carried out only by agency staff, never outside consultants



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Answer to Question 1

The reasons for the decline in good eating habits can be correlated with growing independence from parents, eating away from home, concern with physical appearance and body weight, the need for peer acceptance, the multiple roles media plays, and busy schedules.

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lilldybug07

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Reply 2 on: Aug 21, 2018
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