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Factors affecting attitudes towards eating behaviours AO1-Social Learning |
-parental modelling e.g. observing parents and imitate Brown and Ogden correlations between parent and child snack food intake -media effects e.g. TV and media on food. Instagram pages dedicated to fitness. McIntyre media have major impact on what ppl eat |
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Factors affecting attitudes towards eating behaviours AO1-Mood |
Binge & comfort eating +tive feelings associated with finishing a meal=pleasure thus do it more Davis et al one hour before binge, bulimic individuals have -tive mood compared to one hour before regular snack/meal Wenger student binge days recalled low mood compared to non-binge days & no diff. in mood before or after a binge |
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Factors affecting attitudes towards eating behaviours AO2-Social Learning |
Meyer and Gast +tive cor. between peer influence & disordered eating in 10-12year olds Birch and Fisher strong cor. between dietary restraint of mother & E.B. of daughter Jamie Oliver healthily promotes home cooked/fresh meals but not realistic for all due to time/economic resources |
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Factors affecting attitudes towards eating behaviours AO2-Mood |
Macht et al ^ in carb & fat content gives more energy & creates better mood, people may subconsciously binge to feel better Hudson et al 25% of anorexia patients are men Garg et al ppts. show nutritional value of food consumption of bad ones dropped. Gov. should promote nutritional content to reduce obesity |
