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1
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why do we eat?

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grow,nourishment,greed,boredem

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what are the two categories for why we eat food?

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necessity

pleasure

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what is the quote for food choice by?

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ogden

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what did quote for ogden food choice say?

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“food choice takes place within a network of social meetings”- expresses diff meaning to diff people to diff ways

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e.gs of ogdens point? point 1

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eating more than just biological need

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e.gs of ogdens point? point 2

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food we choose ad eating b is a social communication

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e.gs of ogdens point? point 3

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gives info of personal idenitity e.g cultural identity

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e.gs of ogdens point? point 4

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tells about religion e.g not eatin drinks/prep’d certain way /fasting

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what 3 things affect attitudes?

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society, culture,mood

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how does society affect out food and what is the study mainly used?

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ogden

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what is the 1st point based on ogden on how society affects our food?

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eating = social interaction so important in social identity too- traditional family meal/national dish etc

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what is the 2nd point based on ogden on how society affects our food?

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develop relationships e.g romantic meals for 2/family

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what is the 3rd point based on ogden on how society affects our food?

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demonstrate personal wealth e.g eating in expensive restaurant

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what is the 4th point based on ogden on how society affects our food?

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for kids-slt children learn what to eat and appropriate behaviour (bandura)

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what is mean by the children learning appropriate behaviours?

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appropriate/inappropriate

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what is the expansion on kids learning with slt food ass?

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children’s food acceptance influenced by parental eating and attitudes and child reasoning practice

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what is the A02 for kids and slt with food? (3)

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sept 2013- gov eating campaign
birch
birch & marlin

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what is in depth sept 2013- gov eating campaign ?

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sept 2013- gov eating campaign - because of unhealthy eating. gove= free school meals for recep -7yrs old. parents not giving kids healthy food.

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what is in depth birch 1999?

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application idea from birch-modelling= adults and peers can influence what child eats and eat food previously disliked

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what is in depth birch & marlin? (problem with birch)

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relationship btw exposure & food preference 8-10 exposures for shift to occur

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what is in depth birch & marlin? (problem with birch)

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relationship btw exposure & food preference 8-10 exposures for shift to occur-takes time

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what 3 things affect attitudes?

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society, mood,health

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what is culture still apart of?

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society

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how does culture affect out food choice - 3types?

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judaism, christianity, islam

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how many do you atleast need to know?

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1

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how does judaism culturally affect food?

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food prep=kosher

fasting days and ritual feasting

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how does christianity culturally affect food?

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bread and wine = symbolic during rituals
harmons- no caffeine/alcohol
easter & xmas- feasting days
seventh day adventists= no meat/diary
roman catholics taught to fast 4 1 hr before taking communion

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how does islam culturally affect food?

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halal foods
haram food- forbidden- pork,alcohol, sweets etc
religious days for fasting e.g eid al fatir (3 days)
ramadan- fasting during daylight for 1 month

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how can society affect eating b?

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eating/not used to change body shape/size in line with cultural ideals.

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how can society/culture affect eating b?

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eating/ or not used to change body shape/size in line with cultural ideals.

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example of eating changing body ideals ?

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dorothy perkins- manneuquins

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research point for body ideal?

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western world no food shortage but thin= ideal

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research support cases for body image and western world?

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feingold &mazella
toriala
lorenzen
yong

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feingold &mazella in depth?

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since 1950’s women becoming increasingly disatisfied with their bodies

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toriala in depth?

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in cultures where thinness= less= less disrecepncy btw actual and ideal bodyweight and size

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yong in depth?

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countries where not exposed to such ads= little body image concerns

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lorenzen in depth?

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males exposed briefly to ads w muscular male= body dissaf more than when exposed to normal size images in ads

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what is synoptic point for lorenzen?

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media- uk body survey 2008- fabulous mag national av :16 ideal = 8 men -12

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what is other synoptic point for lorenzen?

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why more bod diss in women = more pressure to meet ideal image, play on fear of age and not being attractive

40
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what do these synoptic points recognise?

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gender differences- beta bias = more pressure on women than men

41
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how does health concerns affect choice?

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diseases etc

42
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what are the 4 different types of diseases you can get with food?

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diabetes (type 2-sugar +)
coelic disease
ibs (sugar and salt content)
chd (heart atracks,shocks,high cholestral)

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what is point 1 for diseases with food?

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restriction of certain food can help to manage chronic diseases

44
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example of restriction of certain food can help to manage chronic diseases?

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coelic disease- gluton= diet incredibly restricted

45
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what is point 2 for diseases with food?

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some food deficiencies= impaired immune - vitamin c -immune system and vitamin d- bone density

46
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what is point 3 for diseases with food?

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some of us have allergies to certain foods which = feel ill

47
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what is point 4 for diseases with food?

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many experience food poisoning

48
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what is point 5 for disease with food?

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healthy eating linked to prevention of some diseases and linked to good health and well being

49
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example for point 5?

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amino acids= restore brain functions dopamine/serotonin

50
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what is a healthy diet?

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5 or more portions of fruit/veg

51
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what are the 5 different types of diseases you can get with food?

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obesity
diabetes (type 2-sugar +)
coelic disease
ibs (sugar and salt content)
chd (heart atracks,shocks,high cholestral)
52
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what is a healthy diet? (4)

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5 or more portions of fruit/veg
plenty of complex carbs
moderate meat fish milk dairy
infrequent sugary and healthy foods

53
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what did ogden say with healthy diet? (3)

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people do not eat healthy diet = too expensive (societal prob)
people cant cook (lack skill)
time (inconvenient)

54
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support studies for health (2)?

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hayes &ross

steptoe

55
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what did hayes and ross say?

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choose heathy foods if concerned about appearance

56
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what did steptoe say?

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f- healthy choice increase with age not so with m

57
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in depth study for health?

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verplanken

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what did verplanken say?

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unhealthy eating linked to low self esteem and distress caused

59
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outline of verplanken study?

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opp sample of 214 at airport in norway completed a q that measured, selfesteem,mood,impulse buy,snack habits,eating distress

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what is an opportunity sample?

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people who are available

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what did they find in verplanken study?

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low self linked to impulse buying-strong snackin linked to serious eating disturbance also linked to low se
suggest these b used to cope with emotional distress and low se but only correlational

62
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what was prob with advertising campaign health ?

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food choice not yours = cultural sit affected by income and thoughts and advertising.

63
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what do mood studies look at?

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hypophagia/hyperphagia and food consumption /preference changes

64
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what is hypophagia?

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excess under eating

65
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what is hyperphagia?

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excess over eating

66
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what are the mood studies associated with this (4)

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davey
ogden
polvey
corsica and spring

67
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what is the davey study?

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sustained over/under eating= symptom of depression

68
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what does ogden say with davey study?

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those on diets who over eat are trying to alleviate their low mood

69
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what did polvey find?

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found dieters eat more than non dieters when anxious even if food not palatable

70
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what does palatable mean?

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not pleasant to taste

71
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what are the 2 diff types of carbs?

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simple carbs and complex carbs

72
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examples of simple carbs?

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chips

crisps

73
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example of complex carbs?

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brown rice

pasta

74
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what is carbohydrate -craving syndrome?

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desire to consume sweet,starchy food to when mood is down - carbs specifically improve mood

75
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why do they improve moods?

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contain amino acid

76
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what is the amino acid that it contains?

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tryptophan

77
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what does trytophan do?

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essential building block 4 serotonin low mood “self medicate”

78
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what happens with low levels of trytophan?

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depressive sym

79
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what happens with high levels of trytophan?

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mania (hyper active)

80
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how does corsica and spring support carb-craving syn?

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p = 21 overweight females = cane cravers. 6 days 6 wk period = p went to lab after eating standard meal. measure mood & anger. p asked to think sad things. mood assessed to diff days during 2 wks. either given carb/protein drink. 3rd choose which drink rested mood and hunger. carb drink = better

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why is corsica good study?

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support for carbs eating food and double bind

82
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what was also found that affects food choice(mood)?

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stress linked to acute changes in food choice

83
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study for stress linked to acute changes in food choice?

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oliver et al

84
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what happened in oliver et al study?

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looked at eating att and food pref od 68 healthy m and f. allocated to either a stres (prep a 4 min filmed speech) or non stress cand. before eating buffet meal. with range of foods. measured appetite and food choice

85
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what was found in oliver et al study?

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intake = stable but type differed btween gps stress = more sweet high fight than non stress groups. explains how stress can harm help susptiable individ.

86
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A02 for oliver et al study?

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dont all eat carb when stress still element of free will

87
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other studies linked with stress and food?

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conner and armitage

van stein &ouwens

88
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what is conner and armitage study?

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stress= increase food intake in some and not others bc. emotional eaters cannot distinguish btw anxiety and hunger

89
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what is van stein &ouwens?

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suggest that inds who find it diff to identify and describe their emotions (alexithymis) may be more prone to overeating to link btw stress and over eating

90
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what does food also release?

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endorphines (feel good) and some dopamine (reward)

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