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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"food refusal"”.
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Bodies of Refusal: Food, Power, and the Paradox of Female Agency
<p>This thesis examines representations of female food refusal across <em>Wuthering</em> <em>Heights</em>, <em>Play </em><em>It</em> <em>As</em> <em>It</em> <em>Lays</em>, “Los Angeles,” and <em>The</em> <em>Vegetarian</em>, arguing that restrictive food behavior extends beyond individual …
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The effectiveness of a hierarchical shaping procedure for eating disorders, targeting food avoidance
… shaping procedures are suggested to increase food acceptability and consumption for typical or non-typical developing children. Therefore, this study aimed to assess the effectiveness of a 12-step hierarchical shaping procedure, targeting food avoidance, for individuals with EDs. Two …
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The relationship between social behavior and mealtime behavior problems in individuals with severe and profound mental retardation
… three clinical feeding groups (selectivity, food refusal related behavior problems, and nutrition related behavior problems) were compared across social behaviors as measured by the Matson Evaluation of Social Skills in Individuals with sEvere Retardation (MESSIER) and the Vineland Adaptive …
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A Comparison of Modified Food Chaining and Simultaneous Presentation Plus Nonremoval of the Spoon to Treat Food Selectivity in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Feeding disorders can range from mild (e.g., food selectivity by taste or texture) to severe (e.g., total food refusal; Bachmeyer, 2009). If left untreated, feeding disorders can result in serious health ramifications, including malnutrition, growth delays, and developmental delays (Kern & Marder, …
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Cultural Beliefs and Self-Efficacy in Diet Adherence among Type 2 Diabetics
… about temptation and social norms surrounding food refusal as well as feelings of capability toward adherence. Future research should consider the role of other cultural and psychological factors on diet adherence, such as fatalism and social support.</p>
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A neural and behavioural investigation of aberrant feeding in animal models of autism spectrum disorder
… impairments. It omits, however, dysregulated food intake, which is the symptom present in over 60% of ASD individuals. Data suggest that feeding abnormalities include heightened food selectivity, neophobia and food refusal, as well as pica (consumption of non-food items). The current knowledge …
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Characterization, drivers, and outcomes of picky eating behavior in the STRONG Kids 2 longitudinal birth cohort study
… including avoiding the intake of certain foods, rejecting novel or familiar foods, eating a limited variety of foods, and eating an inadequate amount of food. Habits formed during this stage of life can predict long-term diet quality and health. Therefore, picky eating is often a source of …