Questions: Question 15 (1 point) The nurse is promoting learning and school attendance to an 11-year-old girl. Which of the following factors will affect the child's attitude most? Her parents' values and desires The dramatic changes to her body Peer group behaviors and attitudes Desire for attention from boys Question 16 (1 point) The nurse is providing suggestions to a female adolescent about foods to help meet her nutritional requirements for iron. Which food would the nurse suggest as a good source of iron? Broccoli Yogurt Peanut butter White beans

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The answer is: Peer group behaviors and attitudes

While parents' values and desires do influence a child's attitude, at the age of 11, children are increasingly influenced by their peers as they begin to seek independence from their parents.

Although physical changes can affect a child's self-esteem and confidence, they are not the primary factor influencing attitudes toward learning and school attendance.

At this age, peer influence becomes significant as children start to value the opinions and behaviors of their friends. This can greatly impact their attitude towards school and learning.

While this may become more relevant in later adolescence, at 11 years old, peer influence is generally more significant than the desire for attention from the opposite sex.

The answer is: White beans

Broccoli contains some iron, but it is not as rich in iron as other sources.

Yogurt is not a significant source of iron. It is more known for its calcium and protein content.

Peanut butter contains some iron, but it is not as high in iron content as white beans.

White beans are a good source of iron, making them a suitable suggestion for meeting nutritional requirements for iron.