There have been relatively few studies of racial and ethnic differences in the presence of eating disorders, but so far the research suggests that eating disturbances are

a. more frequent in Black and Asian Americans than Whites, but equally common among Hispanic females as Whites.
b. more frequent in Black, Asian Americans and Hispanic females than Whites.
c. less frequent in Black and Asian Americans and Hispanic females than Whites.
d. less frequent in Black and Asian Americans than Whites, but equally common among Hispanic females as Whites.

Answer: d. less frequent in Black and Asian Americans than Whites, but equally common among Hispanic females as Whites.