Imparting health information 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 ignore the suggestions of authority figures.
D) are skeptical of advertising, which makes a huge effort to promote healthy living.

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School-age children are typically more focused on their immediate social and academic concerns and may not be as interested in learning about health. They may also prioritize playtime and friendships over health information.

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