Ming-Yueh Huang, Jing Qin, Chiung-Yu Huang
Efficient data integration under prior probability shift
Biometrics
explore impact general parenting style specific foodrelated parenting practices childrens dietary habits crosssectional study sixth graders parents data gathered 2003 69 100 randomly selected elementary schools belgium sixth graders n 1957 invited participate 824 parents gave consent completed questionnaires resulting 1614 parentchild pairs childrens consumption breakfast fruit vegetables soft drinks sweets assessed selfadministered food frequency questionnaires parents completed questionnaires sociodemographic characteristics general parenting styles authoritarian authoritative indulgent neglecting specific foodrelated parenting practices pressure reward encouragement negotiation catering childrens demands permissiveness avoiding negative modeling praise logistic regression analyses performed general parenting style specific foodrelated parenting practices predictors dietary habits dependent variables controlling sociodemographic characteristics childrens weight status general parenting style show significant impact dietary habits contrast foodrelated parenting practice encouragement negotiation showed significant positive impact whereas pressure catering demand permissiveness practices unhealthy impact nutrition education programs guide parents firm coercive food parenting skills likely positive impact upon childrens dietary habits