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kumpel [21]
3 years ago
7

What is the premise of the social ecological model outlined in the 2010 Dietary Guidelines?

Health
2 answers:
TEA [102]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Coordinated partnerships, programs, and policies promote healthy eating and active living.

Explanation:

            The main objective of the Dietary Guidelines of the federal government is to advice and tell the development in the Federal food, nutrition as well as  health  programs and policies. The key audiences are the policymakers, as well as the health and nutrition professionals. This is not meant for the general public.

The main premise of the Federal Dietary Guidelines 2010 is to coordinate programs and policies and promote healthy diet and physical activity.

aniked [119]3 years ago
4 0

The given question lacks the appropriate options. however, the correct options are given as follows:

A. Coordinated partnerships, programs, and policies promote healthy eating and active living.

B. Guidelines are written specifically to defined social groups.

C. Primary responsibility for disseminating information about the guidelines falls to educational institutions.

D. Implementation of guidelines to change eating and exercise patterns must begin within individual family units.

Answer:

The correct answer is - option A.

Explanation:

The social-ecological model outlined or presented in 2010 dietary guidelines can help in understanding various aspects of the factors affect the shape of the food and physical activity, and what premises are required to move the people to the healthy eating and living.

Premises of this model include coordinated partnership among client and other which includes programs, policies to form a framework for people to achieve and live a healthy life and a healthy diet.

Thus, the correct answer is - A.

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