The effects of acute social ostracism on subsequent snacking behavior and future body mass index in children.

Aimee E PinkReena TeoBob ChuaFabian Kong Ranjani NadarajanJia Ying PeiCharmaine H Y TanJia Ying TohYap-Seng ChongKok Hian Tan Fabian Kok Peng YapMichael J MeaneyBirit F P BroekmanBobby K Cheon

Published in: International journal of obesity (2005) (2024)

This prospective study suggests that a pattern of greater snack intake in response to heightened vulnerability to the effects of ostracism may contribute to increases in child BMI scores.

Keyphrases

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