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The Yardleys have a teenage son and a teenage daughter. How can they improve the likelihood that their teens will make healthy food choices?
A)   Serve two, rather than three, meals per day because teens consume less in the morning.
B)   Make sure that they only eat fast food one or two days a week.
C)   Frequently schedule and serve family meals.
D)   Enroll them in a health and nutrition class and encourage competitive sports participation.

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