Which of the following individuals is statistically the most likely to have a child who will succumb to a cause of infant mortality?

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The Department of Health and Human Services provide detailed statistics concerning which populations are most at risk with respect to infant mortality.African American women with less than a high school education are at greatest risk.White mothers 20 years of age or older, with college education, have favorable rates.These favorable rates are second only to Asian women who have even lower rates of infant mortality.Having a bachelor's degree, as would be the case for both an accountant and a teacher, regardless of race, predicts a low rate of infant mortality.Choosing the services of a midwife does not impact infant mortality.A history of previous smoking which predates the pregnancy does not impact infant mortality.Moreover, NY has a particularly low rate of infant mortality.Neither a previous C-section nor a planned C-section is a risk factor for infant mortality for the Asian woman who already has a low risk with respect to infant mortality.

Which of the Following Individuals Is Statistically the Most Likely