Multiple Choice
One difference between diet recall and diet record methods is that
A) diet recall relies on a 3-day food record, while a diet record is based on just one day.
B) diet recall provides an indication of food intake patterns, while a diet record is based on every item consumed in a 24-hour period.
C) a diet record is based on a written record of every item consumed for at least 3 days, while diet recall is usually based on a single day.
D) a diet record provides an indication of food intake patterns, while a diet recall is based on every item consumed for a 3-day period.
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