In what way can family most influence the development of chronic disease? a-allergen exposure b-family meals c-uv exposure d-workplace air quality

Families—especially those who communicate openly —may be strengthened by experiences associated with managing their child's health condition or disability. In many cases, the family's management of a child's chronic condition may provide them with a sense of cohesiveness, mission, mastery, and pride which builds the resiliency of the family.

age and knowledge

Explanation:

A speaker could have difficulty presenting to a child audience because of the difference in age and knowledge between the speaker and this audience. This is because the speaker should adapt his speech with concepts and words appropriate to the age and knowledge of the children. This is a big challenge, as the speaker, being an adult, has a higher mindset and vocabulary than children, and moreover, this speaker may not understand subjects that would be interesting and understandable to children.