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Serving sizes are included on the Nutrition Facts panel so that nutrient contents of similar foods can be compared
Developmental Variables
Refers to factors that influence the growth and progress of an individual across their lifespan, including genetic, environmental, psychological, and social influences.
Family Variables
Factors within the family unit that influence behaviors, health, and well-being of its members, including dynamics, communication patterns, and roles.
Intrapersonal Variables
Factors within an individual, such as beliefs, attitudes, and personality traits, that can influence behavior and outcomes.
Defense Line Buffer
A term in nursing referring to mechanisms or strategies that protect individuals from health stressors or help in maintaining stability during health challenges.
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