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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.
Validity and reliability of Food-Mood Questionnaire (FMQ)
The making and breaking of affectional bonds : How clinicians utilize attachment theory This article provides a comprehensive overview of how clinicians utilize attachment theory to address various psychological conditions, particularly anxiety, depression, and emotional detachment. The assessment of patients is framed around their attachment and caregiving behaviors, alongside the exploration of significant past and […]
This research article delves into the synergistic relationship between psychology and nutrition adherence, positing that understanding psychological factors is crucial for promoting healthy eating behaviors. Key topics include basic forms of learning from the environment, which shape dietary habits, and various theories of behavioral change that provide frameworks for modifying eating patterns. The book further […]
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