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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"children aged 7-12"”.
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Parental Perspective and Feeding Practices Effects on Food Neophobia in Elementary-Age School Children
<p>The Food neophobia (FN) behaviors in children are developed during childhood and can be influenced by parental FN and feeding behaviors. The objective of this study was to evaluate the relationship between FN and fruit and vegetable neophobia (FVN) among parents, the parents-reports on child's …
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Early life nutrition and genetic contributors to carotenoid status in children
… skin, benefits visual function and cognition in children and adults. Many factors contribute to the interindividual variability in carotenoid status, including dietary intake, sex, adiposity, and genetics. Although the impact of these factors on carotenoid status has been examined in adults, …
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Individual Differences in Behavioural and Physiological Responses to Affective Touch
… the vicarious experience of touch in young children. Children both with a diagnosis of ASD (here theorised to be one extremity of trait sociability) and without ASD observed the same videos depicting social touch. It was found that young children (aged 7-12) did not show the typically …
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Thermal comfort assessment of primary school children in a warm and humid climate : a case study of Imo State, Nigeria
… in a primary school setting where young children engage in-class lessons for an extended period. This thesis presents the results of the perception of the thermal environment by primary school children (aged 7-12 years), and that of their teachers and the thermal performance of the …
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Neural and Behavioural Effects of Bilingualism on Selective Attention
… such that the effects can be seen by the time children can respond to selective attention tasks. Alternatively, these modifications might have a protracted maturation dependent on the length and intensity of exposure to the demands of bilingualism, in which case they would manifest differently …