When Households with Children That Have Reduced the Children's Food

Multiple Choice

When households with children that have reduced the children's food intake to an extent that it implies the children have experienced the physical sensation of hunger, and adults in households with and without children have repeatedly experienced more extensive reductions in food intake at this stage, the household is said to be:

A) food secure.
B) food insecure without hunger.
C) food insecure with moderate hunger.
D) food insecure with severe hunger.