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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
Protogerou & Hagger (2018) highlight a fundamental issue that hinders the translation and comparative efforts in psychology research, which is the difficulty faced in attempting to replicate studies and generate published results using their unique disclosed methods. These failures in replication are presumed to be the result of biases such as HARK-ing (hypothesizing after results […]
The impact of attachment relationships on eating behaviors This meta-analysis investigates the impact of attachment relationships on eating behaviors in the general population, building on previous clinical studies that linked attachment insecurity to eating disorders. An analysis of data from 70 studies involving 19,470 participants revealed that higher levels of attachment insecurity (r = 0.266), […]
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