Asked by Taylor Michelle on Jul 20, 2024
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When boys reach puberty, they usually develop greater muscle mass, whereas when girls reach puberty they typically have an increase in body fat percentage. These findings are likely related to which of the following?
A) Girls are more likely to develop eating disorders than boys.
B) Eating disorders are more likely to occur after reaching puberty.
C) Eating disorders occur most frequently in boys who were skinny during childhood.
D) Both a and b.
Puberty
The period of physical and sexual maturation in which the child’s body begins to develop into its adult form.
Muscle Mass
The total amount of muscular tissue in the body, often associated with strength and physical fitness.
Body Fat Percentage
A measure of fitness level, indicating the proportion of a person's weight that is comprised of fat in comparison to other body mass.
- Investigate the impact of cultural and family aspects on the progression of eating disorders.
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Learning Objectives
- Investigate the impact of cultural and family aspects on the progression of eating disorders.
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