Malnutrition Can Cause a Variety of Health Problems, Including Being

question 86

Multiple Choice

Malnutrition can cause a variety of health problems, including being underweight, due to unbalanced or insufficient diet. It is estimated that in 2015, approximately 14% of preschool-age children globally will be underweight (WHO and UNICEF Joint Global Nutrition Database, 2011) . While this is a high percentage, it is a drop from approximately 25% just 25 years earlier.
Consider the following data table and answer the questions that follow.

-The data for the developed countries category indicate that developed countries (for example, the United States) have the lowest estimated prevalence (%) of underweight preschool children from 1990 to 2015. However, what is concerning about these data?

• A) There is little variation in estimated prevalence (%) of underweight preschool children from 1990 to 2015.
• B) These are the only data provided that show an increase in estimated prevalence (%) of underweight preschool children from 1990 to 2015.
• C) The estimated prevalence (%) of underweight preschool children is very similar in year 1995 and year 2000.
• D) The estimated prevalence (%) of underweight preschool children from 1990 to 2015 is only slightly below the data for the Caribbean region.

Comprehend the implications of the linguistic relativity hypothesis and language's influence on perception.

Understand the cognitive and memory-related effects of bilingualism and multilingualism.

Grasp the concept of language modularity and its cognitive independence.

Recognize Grice's maxims of conversation and their violations.

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