Start
24 May 2017 - 10 h 00 min
End
24 May 2017 - 12 h 00 min
Address
30 Avenue Antoine Depage - 1050 Brussels (Room DB9.253 - 9th floor, Building D, Campus Solbosch of the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences - Université Libre de Bruxelles) View mapCategories
Other SeminarPleasure or Health:
Do children have to choose?
Pleasure from eating is known to be a strong predictor of children’s food choices. Yet, children’s food preferences generally do not align with dietary recommendations, children rate energy-dense foods as the most liked and vegetables the least liked. In order to incite children to adopt a healthy diet, parents, caregivers, and national campaigns put forward nutritional arguments. However, there is limited research regarding the impact of the level of nutritional concern on children’s food choices, especially compared to pleasure-oriented goals. This talk is an overview of the research work I have conducted during my PhD, and explores the relationships between children’s hedonic- versus nutrition-based attitudes towards food, pleasure- versus health-oriented eating contexts and children’s food choices.
** Lucile Marty is a PhD student at the Center on Taste and Feeding Behavior in Dijon, France.
Talk organized by the PSYFOOD UCL-ULB joint research group(Promotors: Axel Cleeremans, Olivier Corneille, Olivier Klein, Olivier Luminet, Stephan Van den Broucke |