[PDF] Top 20 A gravidez na adolescência: uma proposta de intervenção

... that children eating breakfast in front of the TV on three or more days a week were at higher odds of being in the High ST/Low FV group than the non or one risk behaviour group compared with those who ate ... See full document

... environmental correlates of clustered health ...risk behaviours and those reporting the two risk behaviour combination of low FV/high ...risk behaviours were more likely to be eating such ED ... See full document

... mobile screen de- vices by children, very little research regarding their use and impact has been undertaken ...the behaviours of these young children, identification of ... See full document

... and clustering at LA level. The study shows that young people who reported lower levels of well-being were more likely to have engaged in multiple unhealthy eating habits and substance use, be ... See full document

... indicated screen time increases with age. This decline with age in screen time may be explained by the unique Chinese setting in which most rural high schools are boarding schools where ... See full document

... All children completed the ISCOLE Diet and Lifestyle Questionnaire, which included a compilation of vali- dated questions from several questionnaires ...Health Behaviours in School-age Chil- dren (HBSC) ... See full document

... PARM: Parental Modelling of Eating Behaviours Questionnaire; PARM-O: Parental Modelling of Eating Behaviours Observational Coding Scale; CEBQ: Child Eating Behaviour Questionnaire... PAR[r] ... See full document

... on children’ s lifestyle ...of children between the ages of 3 and 5 living in developed countries received formal childcare ...[14]. Among the European countries, childcare attendance is particularly ... See full document

... Results showed that dairy remains an integral part of the diets of the children as consumed by nearly all study subjects. Dairy contributed to higher intakes of energy, calcium, and vitamin A, vitamin B2, vitamin ... See full document

... when children played interactive video games, compared with sedentary video games, energy expenditures determined by using indirect calorimetry while children played the 3 video games were compared ... See full document

... their eating frequency in an attempt to lose weight or not reported some eating ...individual’s eating frequency (measured using one 24-hour recall and two day diet records) is relatively large ... See full document

... predicting eating behavior, which runs contrary to literature suggesting that children's behavior is driven by more affective, rather than cognitive determi- ...of eating behavior in children ... See full document

... The purpose of this study was to extend previous work by incorporating internalization of media ideals into the objectification model and by examining the theory’s ap- plicability in Italy, in which young women ... See full document

... not eating daily fruits, vegetables, fried food, belonging to the scheduled tribe and tobacco use were associated with underweight, while older age, higher education, higher wealth, belonging to other backward ... See full document

... In this nationwide study, we evaluated the features of sedentary lifestyle including low PA and high ST among Iranian children and adolescents. The results indicated that more than 50% of the population had ... See full document

... contrast, parental concern was positively associated with offering sedentary behaviours as a reward to their child for good behaviour among parents of younger and older children. Offering sedentary ... See full document

... Although the tools used to measure cognitive impairment and depression have been validated in Chinese population, they are screening tools, and a measurement bias due to actual disease status cannot be ignored. Despite ... See full document

... The study was carried out at the Polish National Center for Eating Disorders. All outpatients referring to the Center from May 2014 to November 2014 with a diag- nosis of either anorexia or bulimia nervosa were ... See full document

... and eating behaviours in ...ing behaviours should assess the efficacy of methods to address the values that adolescents place on television ... See full document

... potential correlates, which were examined in this ...high screen time among infants and toddlers are child ’ s age (older) and race/ethnicity ...viewing time of the mother and cognitive ... See full document