Tomoko Sakaue, Tamie Sugawara, Kyoko Mukasa, Michiko Nohara
Varicella outbreak at nursery school under routine immunization in Japan in 2017 and 2018 and vaccine effectiveness
Vaccine
purpose present study examine factors contributing development eating behavior overweight obese children perspective family system crosssectional survey conducted using convenience sampling method select 388 participants two primary schools jiangsu china individual family socialrelated factors collected individual factors included age gender ethnicity single child social anxiety depression physical activity sleep duration screen time family factors included family environment family structure family function family income parenting style parental feeding behavior home food environment marital satisfaction socialrelated factors included place residence number surrounding restaurants social support univariate analysis correlation analysis multivariate analysis used identify factors eating behavior among chinese children overweight obese study 388 participants took part 94865 response rate univariate analysis significant differences regarding dutch eating behavior questionnaire debq scores found children aged 69 years aged 9 years correlation analysis indicated parents nutrition literacy r 0118 p 005 pressure eat r 0212 p 001 perception child weight r 0112 p 005 family function r 0563 p 001 associated childrens eating behavior regard psychosocial factors childrens social anxiety r 0299 p 001 depressive symptoms r 0081 p 005 positive correlation eating behavior independent variables included initial model age fathers employment status social anxiety maternal punishment harshness parents nutrition literacy pressure eat family function perception child weight variables final model accounted 207 variance found age fathers employment status social anxiety maternal punishment harshness parents nutrition literacy pressure eat family function perception child weight great effect childrens eating behavior overweight obese early childhood critical timeline child development childrens social anxiety parenting style parents nutrition literacy parents feeding behavior family function intervened promote eating behavior intervention programs aimed promoting healthy eating behaviors among children thereby mitigating risk pediatric obesity primarily target parents