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Young children’s eating behaviors: the links with fathers’ and mothers’ feeding practices
2019
International audience; Parental feeding practices – the strategies to control ‘what', ‘how much', ‘when', ‘where', and ‘how' a child eats1 – can be a tool to promote healthy eating habits from a very young age. To support parents in feeding in the best possible way, it is crucial to have a profound understanding of the precise effect of these feeding practices on both the qualitative (e.g., food neophobia) and quantitative dimensions (e.g., self-regulation of intake) of a child's eating behavior. Some feeding practices potentially have a beneficial effect on one dimension, but a deleterious effect on the other dimension. It is also important to gain more insights in the role of fathers in …
La diversification alimentaire
2011
National audience
Maternal and paternal feeding practices: links with child eating behaviors and effects of couples' concordant/discordant practices
2021
International audience; Past research has mainly focused on mothers' feeding practices. This study aimed to study (1) gender differences in parental feeding practices, and (2) the impact of couples' concordant/discordant food parenting practices on child eating behaviors. To do so, both parents of 105 French children aged 2.01-6.51 years (51.4% boys, Mage= 3.88 years, SD=1.40) filled in a survey with items from validated questionnaires. Results showed that fathers and mothers had similar perceptions about their child's eating behaviors (Pearson correlations between 0.34 and 0.78; M=0.60), despite fathers taking significantly fewer meals with their child than mothers. Fathers reported using …
Fragmentation des habitats et interactions hôtes-parasites
2021
Habitat fragmentation is one of the main threats to global biodiversity and despite an abundant literature on the impact of fragmentation on species abundance and diversity, the consequences of this global change in terms of ecological and evolutionary processes remain poorly understood. Beyond their direct contribution to biodiversity, as species-rich category of organisms, parasites could be involved in biodiversity change as key actors of ecological and evolutionary processes. The present work aims to understand the effect of forest fragmentation on host-parasite interactions. It is based on a large sampling carried out in the Lesser Antilles and in French Guiana, and allowing the obtent…
Young children's eating behaviors: the link with fathers' and mothers' feeding practices
2019
National audience; Parental feeding practices can promote healthy eating from a very young age. A profound understanding of the precise e_ect of these practices on both the qualitative (e.g., food neophobia) and quantitative dimensions (e.g., self-regulation of intake) of a child's eating behavior is needed. Some practices potentially have a bene_cial e_ect on one dimension, but a deleterious e_ect on the other. More insights in the role of fathers in feeding are also needed. This study aims to (1) evaluate the di_erences and similarities between maternal and paternal feeding practices, (2) evaluate the impact of parental feeding practices on children's eating behaviors (qualitative and qua…
Conflits de lois, V° autorité parentale
2009
International audience
L'implication parentale peut-elle être modulée par le sexe ? Colloque de Psychologie sociale et communication
2009
Investissement différencié des parents en tennis : Analyse de discours. Colloque international « Le tennis dans la société de demain »
2008
Importance des parents dans l'environnement social de jeunes joueurs de tennis : comparaison entre les années d'échantillonnage et les années de spéc…
2009
La presente etude compare la perception de l’environnement social de jeunes joueurs de tennis, dans leur activite sportive, selon leur niveau de pratique (annees d’echantillonnage et annees de specialisation) et, plus precisement, la place des parents, dans ce paysage social. Les travaux anterieurs sur la famille ayant montre, d’une part, le role non negligeable des parents, au cours de chacune des etapes de la longue periode de formation de l’athlete, vers le haut niveau (regle des 10 ans de pratique deliberee) (Bloom, 1985 ; Cote, 1999 ; Ericsson, Krampe et Tesch-Romer, 1993) et, d’autre part, l’influence des comportements parentaux sur certaines variables psychologiques (stress, plaisir,…