Creator: Denise de Ridder
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Restrained Eating vs. Food Worry and Power of Food as Competing Explanations of Overeating and Overweight | The present study aims to examine the associations between three important candidates for explaining overeating and overweight and compare their differential impact on food intake (as measured by a snack diary) and weight status in a prospective design with a 1 month follow-up. In July 2010, the LISS panel was presented a questionnaire about eating habits and attitude regarding snacks. In August 2010, a random selection of the panel members that participated in part 1 was asked to keep a diary for one week in which to record all snacks consumed. |
| Restrained Eating vs. Food Worry and Power of Food as Competing Explanations of Overeating and Overweight > Part 1 | This is the first part of the study. the LISS panel was presented a questionnaire about eating habits and attitude regarding snacks. |
| Restrained Eating vs. Food Worry and Power of Food as Competing Explanations of Overeating and Overweight > Part 2 | This is the second part of the study. Panel members were asked to keep an online diary for one week in which to record all snacks consumed. |