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eating behaviors

ISSN 1873-7358· EN

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Short Name eat behav
Abbreviated Name eat behav
ISSN 1873-7358
URL https://www.journals.elsevier.com/eating-behaviors

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Articles (69)

2018
Postprandial gut hormone responses to Hass avocado meals and their association with visual analog scores in overweight adults: A randomized 3 × 3 crossover trial
Haddad E.
Vol. 31 , pp. 35-40
433 views DOI
2019
Movie violence acutely affects food choices in young adults.
Mattar, L;Farran, N;Abi Kharma, J;Zeeni, N;
Vol. 33 , pp. 7-12
395 views DOI Abstract
2019
The influence of social media on child feeding practices and beliefs among Hispanic mothers: A mixed methods study.
Griauzde, Dina H;Kieffer, Edith C;Domoff, Sarah E;Hess, Kristen;Feinstein, Susannah;Frank, Amy;Pike, Denise;Pesch, Megan H;
Vol. 36 , pp. 101361
376 views DOI Abstract
2017
erratum: bergmann's and allen's rules in native european and mediterranean phasmatodea
;Frontiers Production Office
Vol. 5 , pp. -
360 views DOI
2016
beyond traditional scientific training: the importance of community and empowerment for women in ecology and evolutionary biology
;M. Claire Horner-Devine;Joyce W Yen;Priti N Mody-Pan;Cara Margherio;Samantha Forde
Vol. 4 , pp. -
346 views DOI Abstract
2016
mammuthus population dynamics in late pleistocene north america: divergence, phylogeography and introgression
;Hendrik ePoinar;Ross eMacPhee;Jake eEnk;Jake eEnk;Alison eDevault;Chris eWidga;Jeff eSaunders;Paul eSzpak;John eSouthon;Jean-Marie eRouillard;Beth eShapiro;Brian eGolding;Grant eZazula;Duane eFroese;Dan eFisher
Vol. 4 , pp. -
346 views DOI Abstract
2015
the role of cva and the odorant binding protein lush in social and sexual behavior in drosophila melanogaster
;Jean-Christophe eBilleter;Joel eLevine
Vol. 3 , pp. -
339 views DOI Abstract
2019
Development and validation of the eating disorder fear questionnaire and interview: Preliminary investigation of eating disorder fears
Levinson, C.
Vol. 35 , pp. 0-0
338 views DOI
2020
Psychological inflexibility moderates the relationship between thin-ideal internalization and disordered eating
Morton, C.
Vol. 36 , pp. 0-0
337 views DOI
2014
learned predation risk management by spider mites
;Thomas eHackl;Peter eSchausberger
Vol. 2 , pp. -
330 views DOI Abstract
2020
conservation hospice: a better metaphor for the conservation and care of terminal species
;M. Nils Peterson;Jeremy T. Bruskotter;Shari L. Rodriguez
Vol. 8 , pp. -
283 views DOI Abstract
2020
Examining associations between emotion-based rash action and dysregulated eating symptoms in men and women.
Shope, Megan M;Prows, Shelby D;Racine, Sarah E;Culbert, Kristen M;
Vol. 37 , pp. 101379
297 views DOI Abstract
2020
Psychological inflexibility moderates the relationship between thin-ideal internalization and disordered eating
Morton, C.
Vol. 36 , pp. 0-0
337 views DOI
2020
Prospective changes in disordered eating and body dissatisfaction across women's first year of college: The relative contributions of sociocultural and college adjustment risk factors
Howard, L.
Vol. 36 , pp. 0-0
241 views DOI
2019
neglected but potent dry forest players: ecological role and ecosystem service provision of biological soil crusts in the human-modified caatinga
;Michelle Szyja;Artur Gonçalves de Souza Menezes;Flávia D. A. Oliveira;Inara Leal;Marcelo Tabarelli;Burkhard Büdel;Rainer Wirth
Vol. 7 , pp. -
227 views DOI Abstract
2019
The role of drive for thinness in the association between weight status misperception and disordered eating
Lang, B.
Vol. 35 , pp. 0-0
233 views DOI
2019
An identity mis-match? The impact of self-reported competition level on the association between athletic identity and disordered eating behaviors
Palermo, M.
Vol. 35 , pp. 0-0
239 views DOI
2019
The influence of social media on child feeding practices and beliefs among Hispanic mothers: A mixed methods study.
Griauzde, Dina H;Kieffer, Edith C;Domoff, Sarah E;Hess, Kristen;Feinstein, Susannah;Frank, Amy;Pike, Denise;Pesch, Megan H;
Vol. 36 , pp. 101361
376 views DOI Abstract
2019
Movie violence acutely affects food choices in young adults.
Mattar, L;Farran, N;Abi Kharma, J;Zeeni, N;
Vol. 33 , pp. 7-12
395 views DOI Abstract
2019
Development and validation of the eating disorder fear questionnaire and interview: Preliminary investigation of eating disorder fears
Levinson, C.
Vol. 35 , pp. 0-0
338 views DOI
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