Children with lower ratings of executive functions have a greater response to the portion size effect

Deficits in executive functions (EFs), a set of cognitive processes related to self-regulation, are associated with the development of obesity. Prior studies from our group showed that lower food-cue related activation in brain regions implicated in self-regulation was related to a larger portion si...

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Published in:Appetite 2023-07, Vol.186, p.106569-106569, Article 106569
Main Authors: Keller, Kathleen L., Pearce, Alaina L., Fuchs, Bari, Hallisky, Kyle, Rolls, Barbara J., Wilson, Stephen J., Geier, Charles, Rose, Emma J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
appetite
brain
broccoli
chickens
Child
Children
cognition
Cognitive functions
Energy Intake
Executive Function
Executive functions
Female
Humans
ideal body weight
inventories
Laboratory intake
Meals
Obesity
pasta
Portion size
Portion Size - psychology
Pregnancy
Prospective Studies
risk
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