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Parental influences on children's self-regulation of energy intake: Insights from developmental literature on emotion regulation
Frankel, LA Hughes, SO O'Connor, TM Power, TG Fisher, JO Hazen, NL
Frankel, LA
Hughes, SO
O'Connor, TM
Power, TG
Fisher, JO
Hazen, NL
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2012-09-19
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10.1155/2012/327259
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The following article examines the role of parents in the development of children's self-regulation of energy intake. Various paths of parental influence are offered based on the literature on parental influences on children's emotion self-regulation. The parental paths include modeling, responses to children's behavior, assistance in helping children self-regulate, and motivating children through rewards and punishments. Additionally, sources of variation in parental influences on regulation are examined, including parenting style, child temperament, and child-parent attachment security. Parallels in the nature of parents' role in socializing children's regulation of emotions and energy intake are examined. Implications for future research are discussed. © 2012 Leslie A. Frankel et al.
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