Amy K Connery, Angela H Lee, Robin L Peterson, Mike Dichiaro, Antonia Chiesa
Caregiver report of social-emotional functioning in infants and young children after inflicted traumatic brain injury
Child neuropsychology : a journal on normal and abnormal development in childhood and adolescence
evidence people aware importance healthy eating broad understanding regarding types food enhance detract health however greater health literacy always result healthier eating andreasens social marketing model communitybased social marketing posit order change health behaviours crucial understand reasons current behaviours perceived barriers benefits improved behaviours limited research conducted however explores issues general populations study aimed help address gap evidence using qualitative methodology three group discussions conducted total 23 participants 1 young women aged 1824 children 2 women aged 3545 primary school aged children 3 men aged 3550 living partner pre primary school aged children discussions took place regional centre victoria australia transcriptions thematically analysed using inductive descriptive approach reference recent integrated framework food choice identified five key interrelated determinants food internal factors food external factors personalstate factors cognitive factors sociocultural factors found food choice complex five determinants evident discussions however social environment subcategory foodexternal factors included family work social structures expectations perceived expectations family members colleagues friends others particularly prominent knowledge one practice healthy eating falls cognitive factor category seen aspiration participants often viewed unrealistic trumped need andor desire convenience combination foodexternal factor social environment personalstate factor psychological components found decisions regarding much eat seen heavily influenced factors outside control individual appears therefore key improving peoples eating behaviours make easy eat healthfully least much harder eating poorly