Multiple Choice
Why might children in lower socioeconomic classes still be growing taller while those in the middle and upper socioeconomic classes are not?
A) Nutrition for all children is becoming poorer.
B) Medical care has not yet resulted in a growth trend in lower socioeconomic studies classes.
C) Poorer children are still benefiting from improved nutrition.
D) They are not; this is a myth.
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