Lecture 15: Foods don't = Nutrients Flashcards
1
Q
If you are a majority member it is easy to assume that…
A
What you and the people around you do is normal/neutral
2
Q
We all attach ?? and ?? meanings to food
A
Personal and broader
3
Q
How do our meanings attached to food impact our eating?
A
Meanings impact on what, how, when we eat
4
Q
What is Whanau?
A
Family
5
Q
What is whanaugatanga?
A
Belonging
6
Q
What is kotahitanga?
A
Togetherness
7
Q
What is manaakitanga?
A
Caring for each other
8
Q
How does food having meaning (e.g. occasions, culture) impact accuracy of food data?
A
- Do we have data for all of these foods?
- Habitual or regular intake?
- May provide substantial amounts of nutrients
- Focusing on people not food so poorer recall
- Weighed food record could be intrusive
9
Q
How do we be respectful of gathering food data?
A
- Be aware of the occasion, is gathering data essential?
- Minimise intrusion
