Obese Children Tend to

question 75

Multiple Choice

Obese children tend to

• A)be less responsive than normal-weight children to external stimuli associated with food.
• B)chew their food more thoroughly than normal-weight children.
• C)be less responsive than normal-weight children to internal hunger cues.
• D)eat slower than normal-weight children.

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Definitions:

Acquired

Gained or developed through experience, training, or exposure rather than innate.

Perceptual

Refers to the ability to recognize and interpret sensory information.

Parenting Styles

Different approaches to raising children, typically categorized into authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and uninvolved.

Egocentrism

The tendency to perceive, understand, and interpret the world solely from one's own perspective, often observed in early child development.