Many older children and adolescents eat as if they believe that fat, salt, and sugar are the primary food groups. Identify at least three different problems that can result from eating in such a manner
What will be an ideal response?
Potential problems of such a diet include the following:
· Obesity
· Diminished energy
· Inability to concentrate
· Serious health risks in adulthood (e.g., high blood pressure or cholesterol)
· Insults from peers (e.g., name calling)
· Exclusion from peer group activities
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A. do not feel anything, because this will destroy the integrity of the family B. trust no one in your family C. a child's problem is not as important as a parent's problem D. all of the above are correct
School, volunteerism, internships and clubs are all indirect evidence of:
A. happiness. B. skills. C. friendships. D. poise.
Working on achieving a higher self-esteem can translate into
A. lacking the internal confidence needed to persevere and overcome academic challenges. B. A higher sense of failure in academic achievements. C. having the internal confidence needed to persevere and overcome academic challenges. D. responding to negative people or influences with caution.
Susan is excellent at listening. What intelligence type is Susan exhibiting?
A. Logical-mathematical intelligence B. Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence C. Musical-rhythmic intelligence D. Verbal linguistic intelligence