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The CNP Conceptual Development in Nutritional Psychology Research Category consolidates research methods informing the development of the field of Nutritional Psychology. To add these studies to your personal research library in nutritional psychology, join the CNP Library Membership.
Nutrition education, understanding, and counseling practices among physiatrists: A survey study
Due to the current research interest in mental distress and dietary patterns (DPs), the authors Begdache, Marhaba, and Chaar (2019) developed and validated a Food-Mood Questionnaire (FMQ) to aid in evaluating mental distress and DPs. Through the use of validated protocol development methods (internal, external, and statistical validation, pilot-testing, test-retesting, qualitative and quantitative validation), 563 […]
Food elicits several affective responses in us, from sensory (visual, olfactory, etc.) to emotional, which play a key role in influencing product choice and new product adoption. In this literature review by Kaneko et al. (2018), the authors present a detailed summary of the currently employed methods used to evaluate emotional responses to food, organized […]
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