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What is the term for a fear and avoidance of novel food?
What is the term for a fear and avoidance of novel food?
- Food phobia
- Eating disorder
- Neophobia (correct)
- Neophilia
According to the developmental model, social learning can occur at any age.
According to the developmental model, social learning can occur at any age.
False (B)
How many exposures are necessary before a food preference shift?
How many exposures are necessary before a food preference shift?
8-10
According to Birch (1999), we are predisposed to learning preference by associating foods with the _______________________ of eating them.
According to Birch (1999), we are predisposed to learning preference by associating foods with the _______________________ of eating them.
Match the following with their corresponding learning models:
Match the following with their corresponding learning models:
What is an example of associative learning in the context of eating behavior?
What is an example of associative learning in the context of eating behavior?
Parental modeling has no influence on a child's eating behavior.
Parental modeling has no influence on a child's eating behavior.
What is the term for learning through observing and imitating others?
What is the term for learning through observing and imitating others?
According to the developmental model, eating behavior can be modified or learned based on a _______________________ and a response.
According to the developmental model, eating behavior can be modified or learned based on a _______________________ and a response.
What is the primary way children learn to accept new foods?
What is the primary way children learn to accept new foods?
What type of nutrients are involved in personal dietary choices?
What type of nutrients are involved in personal dietary choices?
Obesity System Atlas is a visual map of the factors that determine the condition of obesity.
Obesity System Atlas is a visual map of the factors that determine the condition of obesity.
What are the seven key subsystems of the Obesity System Atlas?
What are the seven key subsystems of the Obesity System Atlas?
Understanding eating behaviour helps us observe the complexity of ______________________ determinants of the human diet.
Understanding eating behaviour helps us observe the complexity of ______________________ determinants of the human diet.
Match the following eating behaviours with their descriptions:
Match the following eating behaviours with their descriptions:
Why is it important for a dietitian to understand eating behaviour?
Why is it important for a dietitian to understand eating behaviour?
Diet plays a key role in disease prevention.
Diet plays a key role in disease prevention.
What is the importance of eating and eating behaviours in disease prevention and health promotion?
What is the importance of eating and eating behaviours in disease prevention and health promotion?
Changes in ______________________ factors can affect the human diet and health.
Changes in ______________________ factors can affect the human diet and health.
What determines an individual's eating habits?
What determines an individual's eating habits?
Which model of eating behavior emphasizes the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being?
Which model of eating behavior emphasizes the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being?
The cognitive model of food choice only explores the impact of chemical senses on hunger and satiety.
The cognitive model of food choice only explores the impact of chemical senses on hunger and satiety.
What is an example of the psychophysiological model in action?
What is an example of the psychophysiological model in action?
The bio-psycho-social-spiritual model acknowledges the interaction between physical, ___________, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
The bio-psycho-social-spiritual model acknowledges the interaction between physical, ___________, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model?
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model?
The cognitive model of food choice is primarily concerned with the impact of stress on eating behavior.
The cognitive model of food choice is primarily concerned with the impact of stress on eating behavior.
What is an example of a nutrient-dense meal?
What is an example of a nutrient-dense meal?
Match the following models of eating behavior with their descriptions:
Match the following models of eating behavior with their descriptions:
The psychophysiological model explores the impact of ___________ on hunger and satiety.
The psychophysiological model explores the impact of ___________ on hunger and satiety.
The Health Belief Model is a model of eating behavior that considers the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
The Health Belief Model is a model of eating behavior that considers the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
What is eating behaviour?
What is eating behaviour?
Eating is only a biological process.
Eating is only a biological process.
What is the importance of eating and eating behaviours in disease prevention and health promotion?
What is the importance of eating and eating behaviours in disease prevention and health promotion?
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are ______ to self and internal to self.
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are ______ to self and internal to self.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
What is the reason why people eat what they eat?
What is the reason why people eat what they eat?
Eating is only an individual choice.
Eating is only an individual choice.
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour?
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour?
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are ______ to self, such as environmental factors.
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are ______ to self, such as environmental factors.
What is a factor that influences eating behavior?
What is a factor that influences eating behavior?
According to the developmental model, eating behavior can be modified or learned based on a response and a consequence.
According to the developmental model, eating behavior can be modified or learned based on a response and a consequence.
What is an example of a thematic category in food organization during childhood?
What is an example of a thematic category in food organization during childhood?
In adulthood, individuals are more likely to change their eating behavior if their intention is supported by their ______________, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control.
In adulthood, individuals are more likely to change their eating behavior if their intention is supported by their ______________, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control.
What is a challenge faced by older adults in preparing nutritious meals?
What is a challenge faced by older adults in preparing nutritious meals?
Social and environmental influences only affect eating behavior in adulthood.
Social and environmental influences only affect eating behavior in adulthood.
What is an example of a sensory influence on eating behavior?
What is an example of a sensory influence on eating behavior?
Match the following with their corresponding age-related changes in eating behavior:
Match the following with their corresponding age-related changes in eating behavior:
The _______________________ model of eating behavior emphasizes the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
The _______________________ model of eating behavior emphasizes the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
What is the primary way children learn to accept new foods in infancy to childhood?
What is the primary way children learn to accept new foods in infancy to childhood?
Peer group influence on eating behavior increases with age.
Peer group influence on eating behavior increases with age.
What is the definition of a peer group?
What is the definition of a peer group?
Parenting style affects food preference formation, with an authoritarian parent placing high demands on the child and controlling their ________.
Parenting style affects food preference formation, with an authoritarian parent placing high demands on the child and controlling their ________.
Match the following parenting styles with their characteristics:
Match the following parenting styles with their characteristics:
Media exposure to unhealthy food and beverages contributes to the adoption of healthy habits.
Media exposure to unhealthy food and beverages contributes to the adoption of healthy habits.
What is the result of repeated pairing of a new or disliked food with a familiar and liked taste in Flavour-Flavour Learning (FFL)?
What is the result of repeated pairing of a new or disliked food with a familiar and liked taste in Flavour-Flavour Learning (FFL)?
What type of learning involves associating a new food with a high-energy dense ingredient to enhance post-ingestive satiety signals?
What type of learning involves associating a new food with a high-energy dense ingredient to enhance post-ingestive satiety signals?
Social learning can occur at any age, from early ________ onwards.
Social learning can occur at any age, from early ________ onwards.
Eating behavior is influenced by factors that are internal to self only.
Eating behavior is influenced by factors that are internal to self only.
What is the purpose of socio-ecological models in understanding eating behaviour?
What is the purpose of socio-ecological models in understanding eating behaviour?
Eating behaviour is only influenced by internal factors.
Eating behaviour is only influenced by internal factors.
What are the levels of determinants of factors influencing eating behaviours and food choices?
What are the levels of determinants of factors influencing eating behaviours and food choices?
Eating behaviour and the environment are interconnected, and socio-ecological models help us understand the _______________________ between different levels of the environment.
Eating behaviour and the environment are interconnected, and socio-ecological models help us understand the _______________________ between different levels of the environment.
Match the following levels of determinants of factors influencing eating behaviours and food choices:
Match the following levels of determinants of factors influencing eating behaviours and food choices:
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour in disease prevention and health promotion?
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour in disease prevention and health promotion?
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
What is the role of socio-ecological models in understanding eating behaviour?
What is the role of socio-ecological models in understanding eating behaviour?
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are __________________ to self, such as environmental factors.
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are __________________ to self, such as environmental factors.
What is the name of the hypothesis that suggests adult-onset chronic diseases originate through fetal adaptations to undernourishment?
What is the name of the hypothesis that suggests adult-onset chronic diseases originate through fetal adaptations to undernourishment?
Ageing is associated with an increase in appetite.
Ageing is associated with an increase in appetite.
What is the term for the decline in the body's physiological functions with age?
What is the term for the decline in the body's physiological functions with age?
Food neophobia is a normal part of the developmental stage of ______________.
Food neophobia is a normal part of the developmental stage of ______________.
What influences a child's food acceptance during weaning?
What influences a child's food acceptance during weaning?
Social learning can only occur during childhood.
Social learning can only occur during childhood.
What influences an individual's eating behavior, according to the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model?
What influences an individual's eating behavior, according to the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model?
According to the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, eating behavior is influenced by factors that are ______________ to self and internal to self.
According to the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, eating behavior is influenced by factors that are ______________ to self and internal to self.
Match the following periods of human development with their corresponding age ranges:
Match the following periods of human development with their corresponding age ranges:
What influences a person's food preference?
What influences a person's food preference?
What is the primary biological mechanism that controls hunger and satiety?
What is the primary biological mechanism that controls hunger and satiety?
We are born with a preference for sour tastes.
We are born with a preference for sour tastes.
What is sensory-specific satiety?
What is sensory-specific satiety?
Umami is the 5th taste related to ______________.
Umami is the 5th taste related to ______________.
Match the following biological processes with their descriptions:
Match the following biological processes with their descriptions:
The obesogenic environment has led to a decrease in body weight control.
The obesogenic environment has led to a decrease in body weight control.
What is the primary influence on food acceptance patterns in infancy and childhood?
What is the primary influence on food acceptance patterns in infancy and childhood?
What is the result of having a greater variety of food in a meal?
What is the result of having a greater variety of food in a meal?
We have an unlearned biological predisposition towards liking the ______________ taste.
We have an unlearned biological predisposition towards liking the ______________ taste.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
What is the primary factor that influences people's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns?
What is the primary factor that influences people's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns?
Conditioned food preferences are a result of social conditioning.
Conditioned food preferences are a result of social conditioning.
What is the term for the process by which people learn to associate certain foods with positive or negative consequences?
What is the term for the process by which people learn to associate certain foods with positive or negative consequences?
Familiarity with a food can lead to a learned sense of ______________, which increases food acceptance.
Familiarity with a food can lead to a learned sense of ______________, which increases food acceptance.
What is an example of physiological conditioning in eating behavior?
What is an example of physiological conditioning in eating behavior?
Social conditioning plays a role in shaping people's food preferences and acceptance patterns.
Social conditioning plays a role in shaping people's food preferences and acceptance patterns.
What is the term for the process by which people learn to associate certain foods with social and emotional experiences?
What is the term for the process by which people learn to associate certain foods with social and emotional experiences?
The social-affective context of eating, including ______________, can influence food acceptance patterns.
The social-affective context of eating, including ______________, can influence food acceptance patterns.
Match the following types of conditioning with their descriptions:
Match the following types of conditioning with their descriptions:
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
What type of determinants of eating behavior focus on experiences within a person?
What type of determinants of eating behavior focus on experiences within a person?
Humans are social creatures and feel compelled to subscribe to what is deemed normal and expected to varying degrees.
Humans are social creatures and feel compelled to subscribe to what is deemed normal and expected to varying degrees.
What are the two categories of person-related determinants of eating behavior?
What are the two categories of person-related determinants of eating behavior?
Person-related experiences can influence eating behavior through ______________ and knowledge of how food affects health.
Person-related experiences can influence eating behavior through ______________ and knowledge of how food affects health.
Match the following with their corresponding types of determinants of eating behavior:
Match the following with their corresponding types of determinants of eating behavior:
What type of influence can social relationships have on eating behavior?
What type of influence can social relationships have on eating behavior?
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behavior is only influenced by biological factors.
What is the importance of understanding eating behavior?
What is the importance of understanding eating behavior?
What is the broad term that encompasses food choice and motives, feeding practices, dieting, and eating-related problems?
What is the broad term that encompasses food choice and motives, feeding practices, dieting, and eating-related problems?
Eating behavior is influenced by factors that are __________ to self and internal to self.
Eating behavior is influenced by factors that are __________ to self and internal to self.
People make conscious decisions about food several times a day.
People make conscious decisions about food several times a day.
What is an example of a type of knowledge that can influence eating behavior?
What is an example of a type of knowledge that can influence eating behavior?
What are the two types of experiences that influence eating behaviour?
What are the two types of experiences that influence eating behaviour?
Biologically determined predisposition towards food can be modified by _______________ with food.
Biologically determined predisposition towards food can be modified by _______________ with food.
Match the following experiences with their corresponding influence on eating behaviour:
Match the following experiences with their corresponding influence on eating behaviour:
What is the primary factor that determines an individual's eating habits?
What is the primary factor that determines an individual's eating habits?
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour in disease prevention and health promotion?
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour in disease prevention and health promotion?
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are _______________ to self, such as environmental factors.
Eating behaviour is influenced by factors that are _______________ to self, such as environmental factors.
What is the term that encompasses food choice and motives, feeding practices, dieting, and eating-related problems?
What is the term that encompasses food choice and motives, feeding practices, dieting, and eating-related problems?
What influences eating behaviour according to the intrapersonal determinants?
What influences eating behaviour according to the intrapersonal determinants?
Humans are social creatures and do not feel compelled to subscribe to what is deemed normal and expected.
Humans are social creatures and do not feel compelled to subscribe to what is deemed normal and expected.
What are the two types of person-related determinants of eating?
What are the two types of person-related determinants of eating?
Person-related experiences can influence eating behaviour, including _______________________ determinants (within a person).
Person-related experiences can influence eating behaviour, including _______________________ determinants (within a person).
Match the following with their corresponding person-related determinants of eating:
Match the following with their corresponding person-related determinants of eating:
What do intrapersonal determinants of eating include?
What do intrapersonal determinants of eating include?
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
Eating behaviour is only influenced by biological factors.
What are the two types of experiences that can influence eating behaviour?
What are the two types of experiences that can influence eating behaviour?
Humans participate in a network of _______________________ (different extensiveness, different density).
Humans participate in a network of _______________________ (different extensiveness, different density).
What influences eating behaviour according to the interpersonal determinants?
What influences eating behaviour according to the interpersonal determinants?
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour for a dietitian?
What is the importance of understanding eating behaviour for a dietitian?
True or False: Eating behaviour is only influenced by internal factors.
True or False: Eating behaviour is only influenced by internal factors.
What are the factors that influence eating behaviour?
What are the factors that influence eating behaviour?
People develop ______________________ about food through their experiences.
People develop ______________________ about food through their experiences.
What is the primary purpose of hunger-satiety mechanisms in the body?
What is the primary purpose of hunger-satiety mechanisms in the body?
We are born with a predisposition to reject sour and bitter tastes.
We are born with a predisposition to reject sour and bitter tastes.
What is the term for the fifth taste related to glutamate?
What is the term for the fifth taste related to glutamate?
The liking for ______________________ develops several months after birth.
The liking for ______________________ develops several months after birth.
Match the following with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following with their corresponding descriptions:
The preference for fat appears in early adulthood.
The preference for fat appears in early adulthood.
What is the result of eating a meal with a greater variety of food?
What is the result of eating a meal with a greater variety of food?
What is the term for the biological mechanism that makes us tire of one taste and move on to another over a short time span?
What is the term for the biological mechanism that makes us tire of one taste and move on to another over a short time span?
Today's obesogenic environment has taken body weight control from an ______________________ process to one that requires substantial cognitive effort.
Today's obesogenic environment has taken body weight control from an ______________________ process to one that requires substantial cognitive effort.
We are born with a predisposition to liking sour and bitter tastes.
We are born with a predisposition to liking sour and bitter tastes.
What is the primary factor that influences people's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns?
What is the primary factor that influences people's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns?
Food acceptance patterns are influenced by social conditioning.
Food acceptance patterns are influenced by social conditioning.
What is the result of physiological conditioning/learning in terms of food acceptance?
What is the result of physiological conditioning/learning in terms of food acceptance?
People's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns are a result of _______________________ arising from positive or negative consequences that people experience from repeated exposure to a food.
People's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns are a result of _______________________ arising from positive or negative consequences that people experience from repeated exposure to a food.
What is an example of physiological conditioning?
What is an example of physiological conditioning?
Food acceptance patterns are influenced by pre- and postnatal experiences.
Food acceptance patterns are influenced by pre- and postnatal experiences.
What is the result of social conditioning in terms of food acceptance?
What is the result of social conditioning in terms of food acceptance?
People's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns are a result of _______________________ and social conditioning.
People's liking for specific foods and food acceptance patterns are a result of _______________________ and social conditioning.
Match the following types of conditioning with their descriptions:
Match the following types of conditioning with their descriptions:
What is a factor that influences food acceptance patterns?
What is a factor that influences food acceptance patterns?
What is culture according to the social and environmental determinants of eating behavior?
What is culture according to the social and environmental determinants of eating behavior?
Immigrants completely abandon their cultural practices in their new country.
Immigrants completely abandon their cultural practices in their new country.
What are some examples of social structures that can affect our eating patterns?
What are some examples of social structures that can affect our eating patterns?
Government policies can govern and determine the availability and accessibility of opportunities for _______________________ eating and active living.
Government policies can govern and determine the availability and accessibility of opportunities for _______________________ eating and active living.
Match the following with their corresponding influences on eating behavior:
Match the following with their corresponding influences on eating behavior:
Social and environmental factors only affect eating behavior in adulthood.
Social and environmental factors only affect eating behavior in adulthood.
What determines the availability and accessibility of healthy food options?
What determines the availability and accessibility of healthy food options?
Different regions within the same country can have different _______________________ practices in terms of eating behavior.
Different regions within the same country can have different _______________________ practices in terms of eating behavior.
What determines the availability and accessibility of healthy eating and active living opportunities?
What determines the availability and accessibility of healthy eating and active living opportunities?
There is a direct relation between energy density and energy cost.
There is a direct relation between energy density and energy cost.
What is the relationship between poverty rates and obesity rates?
What is the relationship between poverty rates and obesity rates?
The highest rates of obesity occur among population groups with the highest ___________ rates and the least education.
The highest rates of obesity occur among population groups with the highest ___________ rates and the least education.
Match the following with their corresponding effects on eating behavior:
Match the following with their corresponding effects on eating behavior:
Government policies have no impact on the availability of healthy food options.
Government policies have no impact on the availability of healthy food options.
What is the relationship between energy density and energy cost?
What is the relationship between energy density and energy cost?
What is a factor that influences eating behavior in the home environment?
What is a factor that influences eating behavior in the home environment?
Eating with others always has a negative impact on healthy eating.
Eating with others always has a negative impact on healthy eating.
What is a primary determinant of eating behavior?
What is a primary determinant of eating behavior?
Who may have limited accessibility to food sources?
Who may have limited accessibility to food sources?
The type of food available in neighbourhood grocery stores can influence what people _______ and consume.
The type of food available in neighbourhood grocery stores can influence what people _______ and consume.
Match the following environments with their characteristics:
Match the following environments with their characteristics:
Social relations have no impact on eating habits.
Social relations have no impact on eating habits.
Why is it important to understand eating behaviour?
Why is it important to understand eating behaviour?
What can influence an individual's eating habits?
What can influence an individual's eating habits?
What factor can limit personal investments in healthier behaviors?
What factor can limit personal investments in healthier behaviors?
The majority of food advertising time on Malaysian TV channels is spent on healthy food options.
The majority of food advertising time on Malaysian TV channels is spent on healthy food options.
What is the primary source of information about food and nutrition for many people?
What is the primary source of information about food and nutrition for many people?
The amount of time people spend on food-related activities depends on factors including _______________ and whether families have children.
The amount of time people spend on food-related activities depends on factors including _______________ and whether families have children.
Match the following types of media with their descriptions:
Match the following types of media with their descriptions:
Advertising is a significant source of information about food and nutrition for many people.
Advertising is a significant source of information about food and nutrition for many people.
What type of food/drinks are commonly advertised on Malaysian TV channels?
What type of food/drinks are commonly advertised on Malaysian TV channels?
What is the impact of the availability of fast-food outlets with close proximity in residential areas on children?
What is the impact of the availability of fast-food outlets with close proximity in residential areas on children?
Food availability refers to the convenience and readiness of a food.
Food availability refers to the convenience and readiness of a food.
What are the two aspects of food availability and accessibility in relation to the food system?
What are the two aspects of food availability and accessibility in relation to the food system?
The built environment includes aspects such as ________________, homes, schools, and workplaces.
The built environment includes aspects such as ________________, homes, schools, and workplaces.
Match the following elements of the built environment with their potential impact on health:
Match the following elements of the built environment with their potential impact on health:
The physical environment has no impact on eating behavior.
The physical environment has no impact on eating behavior.
How does the availability of vegetables and fruits compare to processed food in terms of accessibility?
How does the availability of vegetables and fruits compare to processed food in terms of accessibility?
What is the significance of understanding the physical environment in relation to eating behavior?
What is the significance of understanding the physical environment in relation to eating behavior?
Study Notes
- Understanding Eating Behaviour
- Understanding eating behaviour is crucial for human health and disease prevention. Eating behaviour is a complex process influenced by various factors such as cognitive models, psychophysiological models, bio-psycho-social-spiritual models, and developmental models. These models take into account an individual's biological, psychological, social, and spiritual needs and experiences.
- Biological Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Biological determinants include genetic predispositions, visceral and autonomic nervous system, gut-brain axis, and the influence of hormones and neurotransmitters. Biological factors such as age, sex, and health status can also influence eating behaviour. Moreover, nutritional needs and preferences, such as taste and texture, play a significant role in shaping eating behaviour.
- Psychological Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Psychological determinants include past experiences, emotions, and motivations that influence eating behaviour. Cognitive factors such as attitudes, beliefs, and self-efficacy can also impact eating behaviour. Furthermore, personality traits, such as optimism and pessimism, can influence eating behaviour.
- Social Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Social determinants of eating behaviour include family and social networks, culture, and socioeconomic status. Social relationships, such as eating with family or friends, can influence eating habits. Additionally, social norms, such as what is deemed normal and expected, can impact eating behaviour.
- Environmental Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Environmental determinants include the physical and social environment in which an individual eats. Factors such as the availability and accessibility of food, the type of food available, and the physical activity and nutrition environment can influence eating behaviour.
- Food-Related Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Food-related determinants include the sensory qualities of food, such as taste, texture, and smell, as well as the cultural and social meanings associated with food. Additionally, the food environment, including the availability and accessibility of food, can influence eating behaviour.
- Person-Related Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Person-related determinants include an individual's personality, attitudes, and values that shape eating behaviour. Furthermore, personal experiences, such as past experiences with food and eating, can influence eating behaviour.
- Interpersonal Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Interpersonal determinants include social interactions, such as parent-child relationships, peer relationships, and romantic relationships, which can influence eating behaviour. Additionally, social networks, such as social media and online platforms, can impact eating behaviour.
- Socio-Ecological Determinants of Eating Behaviour
- Socio-ecological determinants include the interplay between individual, social, and environmental factors that influence eating behaviour. This includes factors such as socioeconomic status, education level, and cultural background, which can impact eating habits.
- Public Health Interventions for Healthy Eating
- Public health interventions aimed at promoting healthy eating practices should consider the complex interplay between biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors that influence eating behaviour. Interventions should be tailored to the individual's needs and circumstances and address the socio-ecological determinants of eating behaviour.
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