Amberly is really struggling to make ends meet. Even though she has roommates, she still has bills to pay and a very tight food budget. Given the work of Bolger and his colleagues, which of the following would you suggest?
a. Maria should suggest that the group have a potluck meal once a week where each roommate brings what she can, because she is really having trouble buying a wide variety of foods.
b. Molly should give Amberly $20 the next time they are out at the grocery store.
c. Mandy should suggest that Amberly consider going to the food bank for groceries.
d. Madeline should buy groceries for Amberly.
Answer: A
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