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期刊名:Appetite

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ISSN:0195-6663

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Alexandra Brewis,Daisuke Hayashi,Bruno Gualano et al. Alexandra Brewis et al.
The term "food noise" has rapidly entered scientific, clinical, commercial, and public discourse, particularly in relation to appetite changes reported during treatment with glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1) medications. Desp...
Soraya van Etten,Michèlle Bal,Lonneke Jansen et al. Soraya van Etten et al.
The present-day food system places a heavy burden on environmental sustainability and human health, underscoring the need for sustainable and healthy food behaviours. Engaging youth in this transition is vital, as dietary habits formed earl...
Mariane H De Oliveira,Brian K Lo,Yilin Wang et al. Mariane H De Oliveira et al.
This study examines bidirectional associations between fathers' food parenting practices and children's dietary intake of fruits, vegetables, fast food, and sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) across two time points. Data were drawn from the Fa...
Tarunjot Sethi,Amy M Moore,Lauren M Smith et al. Tarunjot Sethi et al.
Previous studies have shown mixed results regarding the relationship between snack food intake, child temperament, and weight-for length-z (WFL-z) score; therefore, this study examined these associations in young children. We conducted a cr...
Pål Kraft,Brage Kraft Pål Kraft
Red and processed meat (RPM) consumption remains widespread in high-income populations despite consistent health and sustainability recommendations to reduce intake. Although attitudinal measures reliably predict meat-related intentions and...
Clarissa Dakin,Graham Finlayson,R James Stubbs Clarissa Dakin
Understanding why people eat is crucial for the prevention and management of overeating and obesity, but existing psychometric tools typically assess a narrow set of motivational constructs. The current study developed a comprehensive, theo...
Nicolás Piedrafita-Páez,Ma Angeles Romero-Rodríguez,Ma Lourdes Vázquez-Odériz;NUTRIAGE Study Group Nicolás Piedrafita-Páez
Satisfaction with meals is commonly used to assess how meals are experienced in nursing homes (NH), although limited evidence compares breakfast, lunch, and dinner within a unified analytical framework. This study examined the sensory and c...
Melissa Bateson,Courtney Neal,Oliver Shannon et al. Melissa Bateson et al.
Food insecurity (FI) is associated with negative affective states such as depression. FI involves distinctive patterns of dietary intake, and recent evidence suggests that dietary intake affects affective state. Dietary variables may theref...
Paige M Cunningham,John E Hayes Paige M Cunningham
Widespread nutrition advice instructs consumers to drink water with meals to increase fullness and reduce energy intake. However, recent data indicates greater water intake is associated with more food intake at a meal, not less. Switching ...
Gerry Jager,Victoire W T de Wild,Guido Camps et al. Gerry Jager et al.
Eating rate (ER), the amount of food consumed per unit of time, is a key determinant of food intake, with faster ER associated with larger meal size. Research in adults has shown that both sensory properties like texture, and instructions c...