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By the school years, __________ U.S. children are, on average,  to 1 inch shorter than their __________ counterparts.
 
  A) low-SES; economically advantaged
  B) overweight; average weight
  C) high-SES; economically disadvantaged
  D) obese; underweight

Question 2

In a Dutch study, mothers who pressured their child to eat __________.
 
  A) were more likely to encourage the childs preference for the offered food
  B) increased their chances of having an overweight child
  C) were more likely to have an underweight child
  D) increased their chances of having a child who made healthy food choices



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C





 

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