Riverside аnd Hillcrest аre twо neighbоrhоods in the sаme midsize city. Hillcrest residents have, on average, more education, higher incomes, and better-paying jobs than Riverside residents. Riverside has no full-service grocery store within walking distance, only convenience stores and fast-food outlets, and its residents report much higher rates of obesity, diabetes, and depression than Hillcrest residents.A city council member argues that this gap exists mainly because Riverside residents make worse personal choices about diet and exercise. A public health researcher on the same council disagrees, arguing that the gap has little to do with individual choice at all.Referencing specific concepts from this chapter, construct the strongest version of the public health researcher's argument. Then explain what you see as the strongest weakness or limitation in that argument. You do not need to declare a "winner," but your answer should show you understand why sociologists studying health disparities would push back against the council member's explanation.⚠️ Reminder: This Learning Evaluation is CLOSED-BOOK, CLOSED-NOTE, and CLOSED-INTERNET. All AI tools (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grammarly, etc.), secondary devices, notes, and outside help are prohibited. Every sentence you submit must be your own original writing, composed in your own words as you type. Anything else is academic dishonesty and will be treated accordingly (see the Academic Integrity section of the Syllabus for the full policy and consequences)