Eat, play, view, sleep: Exploring Mexican American mothers' perceptions of decision making for four behaviors associated with childhood obesity risk.
Eat, play, view, sleep: Exploring Mexican American mothers' perceptions of decision making for four behaviors associated with childhood obesity risk.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.appet.2016.02.158
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发表时间：
2016-06-01
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影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
Peterson KE
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文献类型：
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作者：
Davis RE;Cole SM;Blake CE;McKenney-Shubert SJ;Peterson KE
这种混合方法的研究试图了解谁作出决定是否学龄前墨西哥裔美国儿童从事饮食，户外游戏，睡眠，和屏幕时间behaviors.MethodsForty墨西哥裔美国母亲的儿童年龄3-4参加了两次访谈，在此期间，封闭式和开放式的问题引起了看法，谁作出决定的四种行为，以及谁在场，进餐时间规则，和食物选择的价值。采访转录，编码的紧急主题，并比较跨participators.ResultsParticipants一般认为自己是主要的决策者的所有四种行为，但是，食物的决定往往似乎是与孩子合作。父亲们最有可能参与晚间电视节目的决定。其他家庭成员很少被提及。选择孩子喜欢的食物是一个很强的食物选择价值，而成本很少被提及。参与者似乎有较低的感知控制他们的孩子的行为相对于他们的感知角色在decisionmaking.ConclusionsMothers可能是主要的观众为学龄前儿童，墨西哥裔美国儿童的肥胖预防信息，但是，健康促进计划可能需要增加母亲的意识，他们对儿童的行为控制。了解儿童的行为是如何调节的是低收入，墨西哥裔美国儿童肥胖预防的一个重要方面。
ObjectiveThis mixed methods study sought to understand who makes decisions about whether preschool-aged Mexican American children engage in eating, outdoor play, sleep, and screen time behaviors.MethodsForty Mexican American mothers of children ages 3–4 participated in two interviews, during which both closed- and open-ended questions elicited perceptions of who made decisions for the four behaviors, as well as who was present, mealtime rules, and food choice values. Interviews were transcribed, coded for emergent themes, and compared across participants.ResultsParticipants generally perceived themselves to be primary decision makers for all four behaviors; however, food decisions often seemed to be made collaboratively with the child. Fathers were most likely to participate in evening television decisions. Other family members were rarely mentioned. Selecting foods that children liked was a strong food choice value, while cost was rarely mentioned. Participants appeared to have low perceived control over their child's behaviors relative to their perceived roles in decision making.ConclusionsMothers may be the primary audience for obesity prevention messages for preschool-aged, Mexican American children; however, health promotion programs may need to increase mothers' awareness of their control over children's behaviors. Understanding how children's behaviors are regulated is an important aspect of obesity prevention for low-income, Mexican American children.
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