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The Candy Study
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Exploring Alternatives to Restriction:
A randomized intervention trial aimed at promoting children’s intake of candy in moderation
- National Confectioners Association
- PI: Dr. Jennifer Savage Williams, CCOR
- CO-PI: Brandi Y. Rollins, CCOR
Despite children’s heightened preference for sweet foods and parental concerns for child diet quality, few if any experimental studies have identified efficient and effective behavioral strategies that encourage children to consume and enjoy candy in moderation. This project uses a multiphase optimization strategy (MOST) research design to develop and evaluate the feasibility of a home-based parent and child intervention aimed at promoting children’s consumption of candy in moderation. The insight gained from this research will help identify parenting and child self-regulation components that effectively limit children’s intake of palatable, energy-dense foods and facilitate the development of self-regulation in childhood, in turn, reducing obesity risk.
Center for Childhood Obesity Research
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Center for Childhood Obesity Research
The Pennsylvania State University
129 Noll Laboratory
University Park, PA 16802
pennstateCCOR@psu.edu
814-865-5246
fax: 814-863-0057
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