Which of the following is a limitation of the aggregated data present in the USDA Food Environment Atlas?
A. Aggregate data are not good at showing trends among individual categories.
B. Since these trend data alone are sufficient to explain why a given social phenomenon may produce different outcomes among similar households within a given geographical area, there is no need to understand any other causes.
C. Aggregate data does not mask variation existing within individual categories.
D. Measures through which data are collected always include some assumptions while excluding others.
Question 2
________ is a dimension of food security that refers to the provision of balanced diets for the nutritional needs of various segments of the population and implies that food is free from disease and toxic substances.
A. Accessibility
B. Adequacy
C. Availability
D. Affordability