Stress, poor diet, and discrimination collectively place children growing up in ___________at greater risk for developing health problems
A) single parent households
B) poverty
C) rural areas
D) boarding schools
Answer: B
Rationale: People who are of low socioeconomic status are at increased risk for poor health. Numerous factors, including limited access to health care, stress, poor nutrition, and discrimination, collectively place children growing up in these communities at greater risk for developing health problems.
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