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faduma

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A dietary assessment can provide useful information about:
 
  a. a child's eating pattern
  b. the physical effects (symptoms) of a nutrition deficiency
  c. standardized measurements of a child's growth
  d. biochemical disturbances of various body fluids

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Ms. De Lind heard that the average length of attention span for four-year-olds was about 5 minutes, so she planned her activities to be no longer than 10 minutes all day long. What would you anticipate as outcomes in childrens behavior?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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ANSWER: lots of conflict and noise due to too many group transitions; low involvement and commitment of children because of the short time and probably little decision making; high fatigue of children and staff due to the rapid pace; other outcomes also possible




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