Eating Behaviour - Attitudes

Question 0

What is SLT?

Answer 0

Vicarious learning through social models through ARRRM, placed within the social context of their lives

Question 1

What influences attitudes?

Answer 1

Social learning and cultural influences

Question 2

ARRRM?

Answer 2

Attention, retention, reproduction, reinforcement, motivation

Question 3

Parental modelling researcher?

Answer 3

Brown and Ogden

Question 4

Brown and Ogden?

Answer 4

Consistent correlations between parents and their children in snack food intake, motivations and body disatisfaction

Question 5

Media researcher?

Answer 5

Macintyre et al.

Question 6

Macintyre et al?

Answer 6

Media has an impact on attitudes and what people eat

Question 7

Cultural influences include?

Answer 7

Ethnicity and social class

Question 8

Powell and Khan?

Answer 8

Dissatisfaction and concerns and disorders more characteristic of white women than black or asian

Question 9

Dissatisfaction and concerns and disorders more characteristic of white women than black or asian?

Answer 9

Powell and Khan

Question 10

Dornbusch et al?

Answer 10

Higher class females had a greater desire to be thin and diet

Question 11

Research on social class?

Answer 11

Dornbusch et al

Question 12

Ball and Kenardy?

Answer 12

Acculturation effect in Australia

Question 13

Acculturation effect?

Answer 13

Ball and Kenardy

Question 14

Support for peer influence?

Answer 14

Meyer and gast

Question 15

Meyer and gast?

Answer 15

Significant correlation between peer influence and disordered eating

Question 16

Support for cultural differences?

Answer 16

Rozin et al

Question 17

Rozin et al?

Answer 17

Substantial cultural differences, eg in France food is for pleasure not health

Question 18

Contradictory evidence for attitudes?

Answer 18

Striegel Moore et al

Question 19

Striegel Moore et al?

Answer 19

More evidence of a drive for thinness among black girls than white

Question 20

Strengths of attitudes?

Answer 20

Supporting research

Question 21

Weaknesses of attitudes?

Answer 21

Contradictory research
Gender bias
Reductionist
Methodologically weak

Question 22

Gender bias in attitudes?

Answer 22

Siever

Question 23

Siever?

Answer 23

Homosexuality is a risk factor for men due to gay subculture

Question 24

Reductionist?

Answer 24

Attitudes are much more than social learning, eg evolved preferences

Question 25

Example of evolved preferences?

Answer 25

Burnham and Phelan

Question 26

Burnham and Phelan?

Answer 26

Preference for fatty foods comes from times of good scarcity in the EEA

Question 27

Why is research on attitudes methodologically weak?

Answer 27

Studies come from a variety of groups: clinical, sub-clinical, temporary and non-clinical, etc.