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Awareness of the Connection Between Food and Nutrition in Adolescents: A Pilot Study.
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- Association of dieting self-efficacy, weight management nutrition knowledge, physical activity, and dietary pattern among Turkish adults: a cross-sectional study.BMC public health · 2025Article
- Development and Validation of an Indian Nutrition and Food Literacy Tool (INFOLIT) for adolescents.Frontiers in nutrition · 2025Article
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objectivesAdolescence is an important period for developing the knowledge and skills for healthy eating. Past studies have found that declarative knowledge of food and nutrition alone is not sufficient to improve healthy behavior, but how adolescents make connections from factual knowledge to skill and behavior is less clear. Based on cognitive development theories, a new concept, "awareness as connection", was devised, and a questionnaire addressing the connection between food, nutrition, diabetes, and behavior was developed to assess the awareness of adolescents.
methodsA lesson designed to connect food, nutrition, and local lifestyle was piloted with a group of 146 students aged 13-17 years in northern Taiwan.
resultsThe pre- and posttest results found that students improved regarding their awareness of the association between food, nutrition, diabetes, and lifestyles (
conclusionsThese results suggest that awareness can be a mid-step to help link knowledge to behavior, and for some, this step may take more time.
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