The Community Childhood Hunger Identification Project and NHANES III data found that "hungry" children (e.g., from families with food insecurity) were more likely to have:

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The data from the Community Childhood Hunger Identification Project and NHANES III indicate that children from food-insecure families are more likely to experience a range of negative outcomes, including lower academic performance, behavioral issues, and social difficulties, making all the options correct.

The Community Childhood Hunger Identification Project and NHANES III Data