“This study suggests that parents continue to play an important role in their child’s eating behavior into their teen years,” said Klosowska. “Additional research is needed to understand the impact restrained eating demonstrated by a parent impacts the emotional eating of a child.”
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Notes for editors
The article is “Emotion Regulation Moderates the Associations of Food Parenting and Adolescent Emotional Eating,” by Joanna Klosowska, MSc; Sandra Verbeken, PhD; Caroline Braet, PhD; Stefaan De Henauw, PhD, MD; and Nathalie Michels, PhD (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneb.2022.05.002opens in new tab/window). It appears in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, volume 54, issue 9 (September 2022), published by Elsevier.
The article is openly available at https://www.jneb.org/article/S1499-4046(22)00371-2/fulltextopens in new tab/window.
Full text of the article is also available to credentialed journalists upon request; contact Eileen Leahy at +1 732 238 3628 or [email protected]opens in new tab/window to obtain a copy. To schedule an interview with the authors, please contact Joanna Klosowska, MSc, at [email protected]opens in new tab/window.
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