Table 3.
Exposure-outcome matrix of the associations between the use of food as a reward and prospective behavior.
FPP | Prospective child behavior | Prospective longitudinal studies | |||
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Flores-Barrantes et al. (49) | Haszard et al. (39) | Toh et al. (41) | Jansen et al. (48) | ||
Frequent use of food as a reward | Food intake | ||||
Consumption | |||||
Energy-dense foods |
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Nutrient-dense foods | • | ||||
Compliance with consumption recommendations for: | |||||
Fruit & Vegetables |
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Eating behavior | |||||
Food fussiness |
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Enjoyment of food | |||||
Emotional overeating |
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Food responsiveness | ∀ | ||||
Satiety responsiveness | •, ∀ | ||||
Food reward | • | ||||
Health behavior indicator | |||||
BMI | • |
Colors: green: healthy behavior, red: unhealthy behavior; /
: increased healthy/unhealthy behavior;
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: decreased healthy/unhealthy behavior; •: no significant association; ∀: association in the opposite direction (behavior as a predictor of increasing/decreasing use of parenting practice); 1measured a rare use of food as a reward: a rare use is associated with a higher adherence to the consumption recommendations.