Multiple Choice
Studies conducted in Kenya, Egypt, and Mexico revealed that the
A) quality of food strongly predicted favorable cognitive development in middle childhood.
B) age at which government-sponsored food programs were available was more important than vitamin supplements.
C) quantity of food strongly predicted favorable cognitive development in middle childhood.
D) regularity of vitamin supplementation was more important than the quality of food.
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