Correct Response: A. Individuals with healthy attitudes about body image and composition recognize that there is not one ideal body shape or size, but that humans beings have a variety of body shapes and sizes and a range of healthy body weights. Encouraging children to measure and regularly check their BMI (C) or compare their fitness levels and variations to those of others (D) may cause or increase anxiety about body composition and body image. Encouraging healthy eating patterns is important for achieving healthy levels of body composition, but family and culture-based dietary practices (B) vary and may not always include optimal nutritional choices.
