Risk Factors for the Development of Overweight and Obesity Among

question 32

Multiple Choice

Risk factors for the development of overweight and obesity among children and adolescents include _____.

• A) being diagnosed with a chronic condition that limits mobility
• B) high socioeconomic status
• C) consuming a diet high in fruits and vegetables
• D) the use of vitamin/mineral supplements
• E) participation in organized sports

Understand the application of an ethics of care or peacemaking approach in solving ethical dilemmas.

Acknowledge the significance of mindfulness and social justice in the peacemaking criminology approach.

Learn about the various stages and models of moral development according to scholars like Kohlberg and Gilligan.

Understand the principles advocated by peacemaking criminologists for social control solutions.

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Definitions:

Economic Sociology

A subfield of sociology that focuses on the social cause and effect of various economic phenomena.

Breakdown Theory

A theory suggesting that social movements arise when traditional social bonds and structures weaken, leading individuals to seek new forms of collective identity.

Economically Deprived

Refers to individuals or communities that lack adequate financial resources and access to basic necessities, leading to a lower standard of living.

Socially Rootless

Describes individuals or groups lacking a sense of belonging or connection to a specific community, culture, or social identity, often leading to feelings of isolation.