I'm researching childhood obesity trends and want to compare national and state-level data. For the most current data available, what is the national obesity rate for children aged 2-5? Then, navigate to the data for California and find the obesity rate for children aged 2-5 in that state. Finally, provide both rates and briefly describe how California's rate compares to the national average for this age group.
Navigate to 'stateofchildhoodobesity.org'. Click on the 'Data' menu item. Click on 'View National Data' under the 'National Obesity Monitor' section. On the 'Explore National Data' page, click the 'Filter by' dropdown and select 'Age'. Ensure the 'Current Data' dropdown is selected. Scroll down to view the 'Youth by Age' data and identify the national obesity rate for children aged 2-5. Navigate back to the 'Data' menu (either by using the back button or clicking 'Data' again). Click on 'View Data by State' under the 'By State' section. On the 'Explore State Data' page, locate and click on 'California' from the list of states. On California's state data page, identify the obesity rate for children aged 2-5 for the most current data available. State the national obesity rate for children aged 2-5, the California obesity rate for children aged 2-5, and describe the comparison between the two.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'National Obesity Monitor' page and filters by 'Age'. The agent correctly identifies the national obesity rate for children aged 2-5 as '13.4%' (or within the '10-14.9%' range if exact number is not directly visible). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Explore State Data' page and then to the 'California' state page. The agent correctly identifies the California obesity rate for children aged 2-5 as '13.9%' (or within the '10-14.9%' range if exact number is not directly visible). The agent accurately describes California's rate as slightly higher than the national average for children aged 2-5.