Cross-Cultural Comparisons of Obesity Rates Reflect That

Cross-cultural comparisons of obesity rates reflect that

A) obesity is largely the result of genetics.
B) obesity is an evoked cultural response.
C) cultural differences in obesity are largely a product of the percentage of fat in diets.
D) people from "heavier" cultures tend to have more children than those from "lighter" cultures.
E) None of these statements is correct.