Imparting health concepts to school-age children is difficult because they
A) are far more concerned about schoolwork, friends, and play.
B) have time perspectives that relate past, present, and future.
C) are typically rebellious, and so information provided to them by an authority figure is likely to be ignored.
D) are skeptical of the media and advertising, which are making a huge effort to promote healthy living.

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School-age children are at an age where they are more focused on their academics, social life, and recreational activities. Health concepts are not their top priority, and they may not pay much attention to information related to health.

Imparting Health Concepts to School-Age Children Is Difficult Because They