Reducing population growth around the world faces which of the following challenges?
A) Few people still see a large family as desirable.
B) Some religions still forbid the use of contraception.
C) Contraception is widely available around the world.
D) Some populations are genetically predisposed to higher birth rates.

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While contraception may be widely available in some regions, some religions (such as Catholicism and Islam) still forbid the use of contraception. This can make reducing population growth challenging in those areas. Option A is incorrect because while some may see a large family as desirable, this is not a significant challenge in reducing population growth. Option C is incorrect because while contraception may be available in some areas, it is not universally accessible or culturally accepted. Option D is incorrect because there is no evidence or scientific basis to support the idea that some populations are genetically predisposed to higher birth rates.

Reducing Population Growth Around the World Faces Which of the Following