Middle-class African-American mothers encouraged the physical activity of their daughters and limited their consumption of snack foods and sugary carbonated beverages. Mothers who lived at the poverty line
a. encouraged their daughters to drink more water and limited their daughters' consumption of fatty foods.
b. were more likely to feed their daughters vegetarian diets.
c. were more likely to feed their daughters diets high in fats and fast foods.
d. encouraged more physical exercise than any other group.
c
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