Parent Feeding Practices and Child Variables Associated with Childhood Feeding Problems

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作者：
Keith E. Williams
Helen Hendy
Stacey Knecht
机构：
[1] Penn State Hershey Medical Center,Feeding Program
[2] Penn State University,Schuylkill Campus, Psychology Program
[3] Penn State University,Harrisburg Campus, Applied Behavior Analysis Program
来源：
Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities | 2008年 / 20卷
关键词：
Feeding problems; Parent practices; Mealtime practices;
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The present study identifies dimensions of feeding practices used by parents of children referred for feeding problems. These dimensions were derived from parent reported use of 17 feeding practices. This study compares these parent dimensions with child variables (age, gender, diagnosis of autism, medical conditions) as predictors of three measures of feeding problems: weight status, diet variety, and mealtime behavior problems. Participants included a clinical sample of 240 children with feeding problems. Results indicated that only child variables predicted weight status, while both dimensions of parent feeding practices and child variables predicted diet variety and mealtime behavior problems.
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页数：11
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