Effects of restriction on children's intake differ by child temperament, food reinforcement, and parent's chronic use of restriction
Parents' use of restrictive feeding practices is counterproductive, increasing children's intake
of restricted foods and risk for excessive weight gain. The aims of this research were to
replicate Fisher and Birch's (1999b) original findings that short-term restriction increases
preschool children's (3–5 y) selection, intake, and behavioral response to restricted foods,
and to identify characteristics of children who were more susceptible to the negative effects
of restriction. The experiment used a within-subjects design; 37 children completed the food …
of restricted foods and risk for excessive weight gain. The aims of this research were to
replicate Fisher and Birch's (1999b) original findings that short-term restriction increases
preschool children's (3–5 y) selection, intake, and behavioral response to restricted foods,
and to identify characteristics of children who were more susceptible to the negative effects
of restriction. The experiment used a within-subjects design; 37 children completed the food …
[引用][C] Effects of restriction on childrenâ s intake differ by child temperament, food reinforcement, and parentâ s chronic use of restriction
BY Rollins - 2015
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