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Ben-Shalom, Yonatan - 2014

both adults and children in the family. In married-couple families, I find that the quality of food-intake falls with …

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Modern body mass index values, marital status, and household size : 1980s to the present

Carson, Scott Alan - 2019

The body mass index (BMI) is the primary means of classifying obesity and reflects a complex set of interactions related to the institution of marriage and household characteristics. There is an inverse relationship between BMI and height, and height reflects the cumulative price of net...

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Partially adaptive econometric methods and the modern obesity epidemic

Carson, Scott Alan; McDonald, James B. - 2018

Assumptions about explanatory variables and errors are central in regression analysis. For example, the well-known method of ordinary least squares yields consistent and efficient estimators if the underlying error terms are independently, identically, and normally distributed. Additionally, the...

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Regulatory fit effects on children's responses to healthy eating promotion : an experiment testing message and celebrity fit

Cheng, Benjamin Ka Lun - In: Health marketing quarterly 32 (2015) 1, pp. 48-64

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Peer effects on obesity in a sample of European children

Gwozdz, Wencke; Sousa-Poza, Alfonso; Reisch, Lucia A.; … - 2015

assessments, parents compare their children's weight with that of friends and schoolmates. … applies several anthropometric and other measures of fatness to approximately 14,000 children aged two to nine participating … in both waves in 16 regions of eight European countries. Peers are defined as same-sex children in the same school and …

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Does advertising on television cause childhood obesity? : a longitudinal analysis

Beales, J. Howard; Kulick, Robert - In: Journal of public policy & marketing : JPP & M ; an … 32 (2013) 2, pp. 185-194

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A macro-level assessment of introducing children food advertising restrictions on children's unhealthy food cognitions and behaviors

Lwin, May O.; Yee, Andrew Z. H.; Lau, Jerrald; Ng, … - In: International journal of advertising : the review of … 39 (2020) 7, pp. 990-1011

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Adolescents' responses to cereal ads : an assessment of weight and gender

Castonguay, Jessica; Bakir, Aysen; Blodgett, Jeffrey G. - In: Journal of food products marketing : innovations in … 25 (2019) 8, pp. 785-804

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The role of childhood obesity in socioeconomic inequalities in young adolescents' mental health : differential exposure or differential impact?

Gueltzow, M.; Groeniger, J. Oude; Bijlsma, M. J.; … - 2023

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Heterogeneity in peer effects of obesity

Strombotne, Kiersten; Day, Sophia; Konty, Kevin; … - 2024

Children form social ties along dimensions of gender and race/ethnicity, and thus may differ greatly in exposure to … New York City (NYC) FITNESSGRAM initiative on over 1.6 million children in grades K-8, we find that males and females are …

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