If there were no logistical, ethical, or financial barriers, what would be the most valid way of measuring and tracking a household's level of food insecurity? Answer in very short, clear, and concise bullet points.

1. Explain what each image means and the implications for a food insecurity survey.

Week 10(2) Surveys and Food Insecurity

Don't you think that the government's efforts to combat food insecurity are insufficient, considering the number of people still struggling to access nutritious food?

Can you estimate the number of food deserts within a 10-mile radius of your residence, and has this affected your access to fresh and healthy food options?

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3. Using a generative AI program, copy and paste each question below and identify its problem(s). Compare your output with your teammates, provide a summary of the problem(s) in the box, and then figure out how to fix it.

What percentage of your monthly income do you allocate to purchasing food that meets the Dietary Guidelines for Americans?

Do you agree that most people who rely on food stamps could find a way to feed their families without assistance if they tried harder?

POLS 170: Investigating Politics Week 9(2) How is food insecurity measured? 1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of survey research? In your own words, describe the meaning of each target below. 2. Click on the ! image below, copy and paste the prompt into ChatGPT or Claude, and answer the questions. a. Provide the major bullet points or headings for the valid way of