Y Charpak, C Bléry, C Chastang
Designing a study for evaluating a protocol for the selective performance of preoperative tests
Statistics in medicine
regular family mealtimes occasions model food consumption associated health wellbeing benefits children study aimed investigate childrens mealtime food socialisation socially diverse households nine families france five australia recruited ranging lower middleclass upperclass positions children mostly ages five eight data composed observations 47 mealtimes semidirective interviews parents results showed food socialisation parents understanding childrens taste development linked households social class position well temporal cognitive emotional resources parents possessed mealtimes similar manner across france australia capital resources parents able perform intensive food socialisation style led prepare balanced menus get children eat food served less capital resources parents engaged handsoff food socialisation style leading serve childoriented less diverse menus importantly parents strived serve healthy food limited resources prevented food socialisation styles also connected development different social skills children intensive model children closely managed parents table also learnt negotiation skills whereas handsoff style children learnt quite autonomous eating findings presented contribute hays intensive mothering concept lareaus classbased parenting models also challenge bourdieus differentiation taste necessity taste luxury