Executive function and probabilities of engaging in long-term sedentary and high calorie/low nutrition eating behaviors in early adolescence

Executive function and probabilities of engaging in long-term sedentary and high calorie/low nutrition eating behaviors in early adolescence

Purpose: Consumption of high calorie/low nutrition (HCLN) foods, as well as high levels of sedentary behavior (SB), may play a substantial role in the development of childhood overweight and obesity. However, the choice to engage or not engage in this behavior may be impacted by limits in executive...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Cappelli, C. (Author), Pentz, M.A (Author), Pike, J.R (Author), Riggs, N.R (Author), Warren, C.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
Subjects:
adolescence
adolescent
Adolescent
adolescent behavior
Adolescent Behavior
adolescent nutrition
Article
caloric intake
Calorie/low nutrition
child
Child
childhood obesity
controlled study
elementary student
Energy Intake
executive function
Executive function
Executive Function
feeding behavior
Feeding Behavior
female
Female
food intake
future prospect
health risk
High
high calorie diet
high risk behavior
human
Humans
latent structure analysis
latent transition analysis
Latent transition analysis
male
Male
nutritional status
Nutritional Status
obesity
Obesity risk
Pediatric Obesity
population research
probability
Probability
psychology
public health
risk factor
Risk Factors
Sedentary behavior
Sedentary Behavior
sedentary lifestyle
sex difference
social status
substance use
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