Families, Food, and Parenting
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Families, Food, and Parenting
Integrating Research, Practice and Policy
King, Valarie; McHale, Susan M.; Glick, Jennifer E.; Francis, Lori A.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
03/2022
190
Mole
Inglês
9783030564605
15 a 20 dias
326
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Part I. Family Ecologies of Food Insecurity.- Chapter 1. Relations Between Structural and Social Adversity and Food Insecurity in Families with Young Children.- Chapter 2. Factors Shaping Rural Residents' Experiences of Food Insecurity and Coping Strategies.- Chapter 3. How SNAP Reduces Food Insecurity.- Part II. Family Ecologies of Eating Behaviors.- Chapter 4. The Power of Family Mealtimes in Promoting Health and Well-Being.- Chapter 5. Feeding Styles and Child Eating Behaviors: An Observational and Questionnaire Approach to Childhood Obesity.- Chapter 6. Mixed-Methods Assessment of Parental and Familial Factors and Associations with Child Weight and Weight-Related Behaviors.- Part III. Family Ecologies of Overweight and Obesity in Youth.- Chapter 7. Culturally Relevant Interventions with Overweight and Obese African American Children and Adolescents.- Chapter 8. Fathers and Food Parenting: Current Research and Future Opportunities.- Part IV. Future Directionsfor Research.- Chapter 9: An Ecological Framework and Novel Methodologies to Address the Intersection of Families and Food.
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African American families and eating behaviors;Child health and well-being and eating behaviors;Childhood obesity and parenting;Culture, food and family;Eating behaviors and families;Ecological framework, families and food;Families, young children, hunger;Family dynamics and food insecurity;Family ecologies and food insecurity;Family mealtimes, power dynamics;Family systems theory and food consumption;Fathers and food parenting;Food access, preferences, and consumption;Food insecurity and hunger;Food shortages and family coping strategies;Obesity, overweight, and food insecurity;Poor, working-class families and hunger;SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program);Social adversity and food insecurity;Youth well-being and disordered eating behaviors
Part I. Family Ecologies of Food Insecurity.- Chapter 1. Relations Between Structural and Social Adversity and Food Insecurity in Families with Young Children.- Chapter 2. Factors Shaping Rural Residents' Experiences of Food Insecurity and Coping Strategies.- Chapter 3. How SNAP Reduces Food Insecurity.- Part II. Family Ecologies of Eating Behaviors.- Chapter 4. The Power of Family Mealtimes in Promoting Health and Well-Being.- Chapter 5. Feeding Styles and Child Eating Behaviors: An Observational and Questionnaire Approach to Childhood Obesity.- Chapter 6. Mixed-Methods Assessment of Parental and Familial Factors and Associations with Child Weight and Weight-Related Behaviors.- Part III. Family Ecologies of Overweight and Obesity in Youth.- Chapter 7. Culturally Relevant Interventions with Overweight and Obese African American Children and Adolescents.- Chapter 8. Fathers and Food Parenting: Current Research and Future Opportunities.- Part IV. Future Directionsfor Research.- Chapter 9: An Ecological Framework and Novel Methodologies to Address the Intersection of Families and Food.
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African American families and eating behaviors;Child health and well-being and eating behaviors;Childhood obesity and parenting;Culture, food and family;Eating behaviors and families;Ecological framework, families and food;Families, young children, hunger;Family dynamics and food insecurity;Family ecologies and food insecurity;Family mealtimes, power dynamics;Family systems theory and food consumption;Fathers and food parenting;Food access, preferences, and consumption;Food insecurity and hunger;Food shortages and family coping strategies;Obesity, overweight, and food insecurity;Poor, working-class families and hunger;SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program);Social adversity and food insecurity;Youth well-being and disordered eating behaviors
