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期刊名:Appetite

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ISSN:0195-6663

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Emma Boyland,Anna E Coates,Mark Green et al. Emma Boyland et al.
Exposure to audiovisual advertising for unhealthy food products increases children's immediate food consumption and effects may persist to subsequent meals. The impacts of food advertising that is brand-only or in other formats is unknown. ...
Rafael Lavourinha Pinto,Valéria Troncoso Baltar,Bárbara da Silva Nalin de Souza et al. Rafael Lavourinha Pinto et al.
This study aimed to verify the impact of a multicomponent intervention on adherence to school meals. This is a quasi-experimental study, conducted during 2019 with students from 4th to 9th grade of three public schools in the rural area of ...
Madhronica Sardjoe,Tanja C Adam,Guy Plasqui et al. Madhronica Sardjoe et al.
Exercise has been linked to improved cognitive control, including enhancement of working memory and inhibition. The aim of the present online study was to investigate the mediating role of cognition in the relationship between habitual phys...
Victoria Norton,Stella Lignou,Julie A Lovegrove Victoria Norton
The UK population is ageing and promoting healthy eating is a key priority. Dietary fibre fits this remit; however, despite the well-proven benefits, intake is substantially below the UK-based (Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition; SA...
Natalia Torres Velderráin,Mario Pandelaere,Barbara Briers Natalia Torres Velderráin
As childhood obesity rates rise, research on children's food preferences gains importance. However, studies on these preferences have predominantly relied on parental reports. Research assumes that parents are accurate informants, given the...
Allison Choe,Amara Channell Doig,Leah M Lipsky et al. Allison Choe et al.
Feeding to soothe, referring to parent feeding in response to an infant's distress, is associated with greater subsequent child weight gain, BMI, and emotional eating. Impaired parent mental health and well-being are associated with adverse...
Salvatore M Diana,Laura Barca Salvatore M Diana
Disruptions in interoception, the awareness of internal bodily signals, are strongly linked to various psychological and physiological conditions, including eating disorders (EDs) such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating ...
Haide Chen,Wenrou Zhou,Jiaxin Guan et al. Haide Chen et al.
Although extensive research has demonstrated that time scarcity perception significantly affects behavioral decision-making, its influence on adolescents' high-calorie food choices remains underexplored. Inspired by theoretical frameworks c...
Androula Savva,Anna Gerlicher,Lucile Rey et al. Androula Savva et al.
Food reward responses are guided both by hunger as a homeostatic need state and by the perceptual evaluation of food cues. Whether interactions between the two vary depending on the sensory modality through which food cues are presented, ho...
Richard O de Visser,Suzanne Barnard Richard O de Visser
With more people adopting or aspiring to meat-free diets, it is important to consider engagement with campaigns such as 'Meat Free Monday' (MFM). This study had three aims: (1) to explore the diversity within the population of people engage...