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Increased independence from parents may worsen eating behaviors. Purpose: To assess how college freshmen’s perceptions of parenting style relate to their eating practices. Methods: Internet-based survey of 264 students (age 18–20) with univariate/bivariate statistics and multiple regression. 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McDermott, CarolA. Bryant, and Jeffrey Kromrey  \nABSTRACT  \nBackground: Unhealthy eating contributes to morbidity in adolescents and college students and is an antecedent of premature mortality in adulthood. It has been suggested that the increase in independence (i.e., living away from parents) of adolescents contributes to their poor eating behaviors. Some literature reports that specific parenting styles may reduce the probability of engaging in poor eating practices. Purpose: We investigated the association between college freshmen’s eating practices and their perceptions of parenting style. Methods: An Internet-based survey was used to sample 264 college freshmen between the ages of 18 and 20 years from a large southeastern university. Data analysis used univariate and bivariate statistics along with multiple regression analysis. Results: Student eating practices fell short of optimal dietary recommendations. Whereas the literature suggests that parenting style predicts healthy eating during early adolescence, it did not predict healthy eating in this sample of college freshmen, accounting for less than 1% of the variance in eating practices. Nevertheless, responses to an open-ended question suggested that some students believed that parents had influenced their current eating behaviors. Discussion: We found little evidence of any latent effects of parenting style on eating behaviors among college freshmen. Translation to Health Education Practice: Despite positive parental influences, as it relates to health eating, continued reinforcement atthe individual (e.g., skill enhancement with regard to meal preparation), interpersonal (e.g., role modeling healthy eating practices among peers), community (e.g., establishing famers’ markets) and organizational (e.g., increased access to healthy food options in cafeterias) levels is needed.  \nPitt Barnes S, Brown KRM, McDermott RJ, Bryant CA, Kromrey J. Perceived parenting style and the eating practices of college freshmen. Am J Health Educ. 2012;43(1):8-17. Submitted July 10, 2010. Accepted August 1, 2011.  \nBACKGROUND  \nReduction or elimination of poor food choices and unhealthy eating practices isone of the nation’s priority health behaviors according to Healthy People 2020.1 Unhealthy eating contributes to morbidity in adolescents and young adults and isan antecedent of premature mortality in later adulthood. According to a national study of adolescents, only about one-fifth eats five servings of fruits and vegetables per day.2 Similarly, the number of college students who eat five or more servings of fruits and vegetables per day ranges from 6% to 26% .3-5 Furthermore, 50% of freshmen consume fried foods at least twice a  \nweek and high-fat fast foods at least twice a week.6, 7  \nEating practices during adolescence are influenced by a multitude of factors,8-10 although social contexts may be the most fundamental.11 Social environments are particularly relevant during the early adolescent years when standards for behavior are set and most activities are controlled by parents.12 The behaviors and attitudes of parents facilitate the development of a variety of health behaviors among children and adolescents in the home.13 According to some researchers, parent-child relationships may be one of the strongest factors that influence food choices among adolescents.10 In  \nparticular, parenting styles may reduce the probability of engaging in certain health risk  \nSeraphine Pitt Barnes is a research consultant, Alpharetta, GA 30022; E-mail: seraphine. [barnes@gmail.com. Kelli McCormack Brown is](barnes@gmail.com. Kelli McCormack Brown is)[ ](barnes@gmail.com. Kelli McCormack Brown is)a professor in the College of Health and Human Performance, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. Robert J. McDermott is a professor at the Florida Preventi","cbCaim2K6zK00oAM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim2K6zK00oAM","pdf",141239,"English","# Abstract\n# Background\n# Theoretical Framework\n# Parenting Style and Eating Practices","[{\"question\":\"What was the study’s purpose?\",\"answer\":\"To investigate the association between college freshmen’s eating practices and their perceptions of parenting style.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the researchers collect and analyze data?\",\"answer\":\"They used an Internet-based survey of 264 college freshmen and applied univariate and bivariate statistics plus multiple regression analysis.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the main findings regarding parenting style?\",\"answer\":\"Student eating practices were below optimal dietary recommendations, and parenting style did not predict healthy eating in this sample, accounting for less than 1% of the variance.\"}]","Perceived Parenting Style and the Eating Practices of College Freshmen | PDF",1792074525,25]