You are completing a cultural assessment with a patient.
Which finding indicates to you that the patient's religious beliefs support health promotion activities?

Choice A rationale:

The youngest child usually has less pressure to perform a certain way as they often receive more leniency.

Choice B rationale:

An only child might face some pressure, but the description does not specifically point to an only child.

Choice C rationale:

The second child might face some expectations, but they are usually less than the oldest child.

Choice D rationale:

The oldest child often faces great demands to perform a certain way as they are expected to set an example for their younger siblings.

Choice A rationale:

While increasing treatment for depression is important, it is not applicable to all age groups as depression is more prevalent in adults.

Choice B rationale:

Increasing employment is a significant indicator, but it is not applicable to children or the elderly who are not in the workforce.

Choice C rationale:

Reducing food insecurity and hunger is applicable to all ages as everyone needs access to nutritious food for health and wellbeing.

Choice D rationale:

Reducing cigarette smoking is crucial, but it is not applicable to all ages, especially children who are not supposed to smoke.