A01+A02 Eating Behaviour
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- Created on: 28-12-12 08:41
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- Eating behaviour
- Success/failure dieting
- Boundary model
- Restraint theory
- Herman and Polivy + boundary model
- Dieters have a larger range between hunger and satiety levels
- Herman and Mack - preload/taste test paradigm
- Wardle-beales
- Women in the diet conditions ate more than non diet
- Dieters ate more in the taste test, if higher calorie pre-load
- Individual differences, lipo protein lipase
- Lab lack ecological validity
- Wardle-beales
- Attempting to not eat actually makes you eat more
- Herman and Polivy + boundary model
- Restraint theory
- Ironic processes of mental control
- Denial theory
- Denying has opposite effect
- Leger et al white bear study
- Those who told to not think about bear, rang more times
- Soetans et al food preference
- The group that tried to suppress thoughts of food thought about more
- Cognitive approach
- Deterministic
- The group that tried to suppress thoughts of food thought about more
- Leger et al white bear study
- Denying has opposite effect
- Denial theory
- Boundary model
- Explanations
- Cultural
- Med diet
- Social class
- Mood
- Binge eating
- Serotonin
- Social learning
- Modelling
- Media
- Cultural
- Biological explanations AN
- Neural
- Dopmine
- Kaye et al , over-activity rewards, positive reinforcement avoidance
- A02 Wong , lower levels in obese, high ecological validity
- A02 Applicable to treatment, neurotrasmitters
- A02 Reductionist
- Kaye et al , over-activity rewards, positive reinforcement avoidance
- Serotonin
- Serotonin correlation
- A02 Bailer et al, higher serotonin anxiety symptom
- A02 Deterministic no explanation why low levels
- A02 Not effective, balance, less anxiety, not working
- A02 Kaye et al fewer serotonin receptors. Insensitive receptors not chemical
- A02 Prevent relapses, key factor
- A02 Kaye et al fewer serotonin receptors. Insensitive receptors not chemical
- Serotonin correlation
- Birth complications
- Dopmine
- Evolutionary
- Adaption to flee
- A02 Adaptive advantage EEA
- A02 Reproductive suppression, Surbey delay maturation poor reproductive success
- A02 Gender bias
- A02 Adaption to flee
- A02 Lack direct support
- A02 Decrease fertility
- A02 Modern day society
- A02 Reproductive suppression, Surbey delay maturation poor reproductive success
- A02 Adaptive advantage EEA
- Reproductive suppression
- A02 Adaptive advantage EEA
- A02 Reproductive suppression, Surbey delay maturation poor reproductive success
- A02 Gender bias
- A02 Adaption to flee
- A02 Lack direct support
- A02 Decrease fertility
- A02 Modern day society
- A02 Reproductive suppression, Surbey delay maturation poor reproductive success
- A02 Adaptive advantage EEA
- Adaption to flee
- Neural
- Psychological explanations AN
- Psycho-dynamic
- Sexual maturation
- Avoiding
- Controlling parents
- Early exert influence
- A02 Bruch, ineffective parents
- A02 Difficult to test, hypothetical reasoning, lack internal validity
- Nature/nurture- genetics A02
- Subjective A02 Interpretation
- A01 Crisp, to remain pre-pubescent
- Menstrual loss, less body fat, adulthood
- A02 Gender bias
- Confuse symptom with cause, reduce reliability
- Reductionist
- Limits treatment, effective treatment dream analysis
- Menstrual loss, less body fat, adulthood
- A02 Bruch, ineffective parents
- Cultural
- Media
- Individual differences
- Criticism research - Fiji
- Individual differences
- Ideals
- Media
- Personality
- Perfectionism
- Psycho-dynamic
- Biological preference
- Evolutionary
- Taste averison
- Medicine effect
- Scapegoat
- Nausea avoid certain foods to aid survival
- Morning sickness
- Embryo protection hypothesis
- Caffeine in tea, eggs salmonella
- Embryo protection hypothesis
- Morning sickness
- Develop avoidance to certain foods that made them ill
- Prevent illness
- Promote survival
- A01 Example Garcia wolves poised lamb meat developed aversion avoided live sheep
- Applicable to RW
- Advanced knowledge, sanitation, cooking
- Lifestyle soliertiary
- So high calories not beneficial
- Lack temporal validity not apply to modern life
- Advanced knowledge, sanitation, cooking
- Lifestyle soliertiary
- So high calories not beneficial
- Lack temporal validity not apply to modern life
- BUT
- Useful scapegoat technique
- Prevent aversion of familiar foods chemotherapy
- Without determential effects to diet
- Bernestein and webster
- Ice cream chemo developed aversion prior
- Supports ideaaverisonsdevelop with illness
- suggests illness influence preferences
- Supports ideaaverisonsdevelop with illness
- Ice cream chemo developed aversion prior
- Prevent aversion of familiar foods chemotherapy
- Useful scapegoat technique
- BUT
- Lack temporal validity not apply to modern life
- So high calories not beneficial
- BUT
- Useful scapegoat technique
- Prevent aversion of familiar foods chemotherapy
- Without determential effects to diet
- Bernestein and webster
- Ice cream chemo developed aversion prior
- Supports ideaaverisonsdevelop with illness
- suggests illness influence preferences
- Supports ideaaverisonsdevelop with illness
- Ice cream chemo developed aversion prior
- Prevent aversion of familiar foods chemotherapy
- Useful scapegoat technique
- Lack temporal validity not apply to modern life
- So high calories not beneficial
- Prevent illness
- Nausea avoid certain foods to aid survival
- High calorie
- EEA calories - environment evolutionary adaption
- A01 Bonnones potatoes, childern study
- A02 Lacks validity - due to familiarity , social learning
- Speculation, lacks reliability
- Deterministic
- All related species, stanford chimpanzees
- Kill for fattiest parts, bane marrow
- Issue animal research, not same environmental stimuli
- Therefore lacks validity
- A01 Bonnones potatoes, childern study
- EEA calories - environment evolutionary adaption
- Morning sickness
- Embryo protection hypothesis
- Caffeine in tea, eggs salmonella
- Embryo protection hypothesis
- Taste averison
- Neural
- Neuropeptide
- Hormones
- Hypothalamus
- Homeostasis
- Evolutionary
- Success/failure dieting
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