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Intrinsic and extrinsic influences on children's acceptance of new foods
Jackie Blissett
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, Anna Fogel
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Corresponding author for this work
Psychology
The University of Birmingham
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Arts & Humanities
Acceptance
70%
Breast Feeding
16%
Diet
10%
Eat
23%
Energy
8%
Experimental Study
10%
Extrinsic
100%
Food
62%
Health
7%
Intrinsic
83%
Longitudinal Study
13%
Modeling
9%
Peers
9%
Preschool children
17%
Reference
7%
Reward
10%
Taste Perception
19%
Temperament
16%
Willingness
22%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Breast Feeding
12%
Child
38%
Child Behavior
13%
Diet
8%
Feeding Behavior
12%
Food
62%
Health
6%
Infant Food
19%
Longitudinal Studies
10%
Preschool Children
14%
Pressure
8%
Reward
12%
Taste Perception
19%
Temperament
15%
Weaning
13%
Social Sciences
acceptance
63%
determinants
7%
eating behavior
10%
energy
7%
food
61%
health
5%
infant
9%
lack
5%
literature
4%
longitudinal study
8%
preschool child
10%
reward
9%