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9 Cards in this Set
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Define attitdue |
Predisposition to respond towards food/diets in a particular manner - learned, product of past experience, enduring Effect later choices |
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Learning theory |
Conditioning, vicarious reinforcement, high status models |
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Birch |
Outline - peas and carrots Evaluate - lab, internal validity |
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Fisher and birch |
Girls given standard lunch and option to snack on calorific foods - relationship restriction and consumption |
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Stress eating paradox |
Refers to the opposing effects of stress on EB |
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Individual differences nodel |
Those who are vulnerable are likely to be effected - history of dieting |
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Individual differences nodel |
Those who are vulnerable are likely to be effected - history of dieting |
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Mood |
Sweet food releases endorphins - activating natural reward pathways |
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Wolffe et al |
Outline - 20 binge, 20 normal, self report - mood more important Evaluate - control group, internal validity, no control |
