First Bite: How We Learn to Eat (52 page)

Overfeeding, of children by grandparents,
104
–
109

Overjustification effect,
20
–
21

Pac-Man,
101

Palatable foods,
xxii
–
xxiii

Paltrow, Gwyneth,
172

Pande, Rohini,
132
–
133

Parenting styles, feeding techniques and,
116
–
121

Parents

Baby Led Weaning and,
122
–
124

default patterns of eating and,
98
–
101

failure to recognize child’s obesity,
147
–
152

family-based treatment of eating disorders and,
207
–
211

feeding techniques,
25
–
27
,
109
–
112

pressure on girls regarding weight,
139
–
141

training in taste exposure,
197
–
198

See also
Mothers

Patterson, Daniel,
58
–
60

Pearson, Dympna,
229
–
235

Peer influence, on food preferences,
30
–
32

Pellegrini, Angelo,
82

Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital Feeding Program,
192
,
194
,
197
,
198

Penn State Hershey Medical Center,
27
–
29
,
89

Permissive parenting,
117
,
118
–
119

Persuasion, motivational interviewing and,
240

“Pester power,”
89

Phenylethylamine,
153

Physiological differences in relating to food between sexes,
142
–
143

The Physiology of Taste
(Brillat-Savarin),
138
–
139

Pica,
189

Picky eaters,
185
–
186
,
189
,
193
–
194
,
199
,
200

Pizza,
85
,
146
,
165
,
178
,
189
,
192
,
194
,
200
,
243
,
257

Pizza Hut,
151

“Plate A and Plate B” taste exposure,
198
–
199

Pleasure, eating and,
xi
,
xx
,
xxvii
,
xxx
,
30
,
51
,
57
,
124
,
240
,
242
,
244

Plumpy’Nut,
166
–
169

Poisons, irrational dread of,
192

Poland,
220

Pollan, Michael,
xx
,
108

Pooley, Siân,
76

Popkin, Barry,
93
,
175

Pop-Tarts,
83
,
198

Pork, Japanese consumption of,
223
,
224
,
226

Portion size,
178
,
179
,
190
,
257

Post-ingestive conditioning,
xxiv

Potato chips,
84
,
216
–
217

Poverty

children’s food and,
75
–
76

eating healthily and,
xxvii
–
xxviii

obesity and,
138

underfeeding and,
99

Power, manipulation of food preferences and,
31
–
32

Prader-Willi syndrome,
163

Prefrontal cortex,
50

Preloads, of nutrients for satiety,
172
–
173

Prescott, John,
21

Prisoners of war, food obsessions of,
52
–
54

Pritchard, Eric,
81

Probe meals,
28

Processed foods, nostalgia for,
60
–
62

Project “EAT,”
140
–
141

PROP tasting,
15
–
18

Protein

for fathers,
74
,
75

historic lack of in children’s meals,
74
–
75

in Japanese diet,
225
–
226

satiety and,
172

Proust, Marcel,
42
,
60

Provision of Meals Act of 1906 (Britain),
67

PTC (phenylthioucarbamide),
14
,
15

Puberty, anorexia and,
206
–
207

Public health campaigns, changing eating habits and,
235
,
240
–
241
.
See also
Dietary advice

Puisais, Jacques,
244

Purdue University,
174

Rai, Baldeesh,
106
,
237

Rainey, George,
69

Ramen noodles,
222
,
223

Rapley, Gill,
122
–
123

Rationing, hunger and,
163
–
164

Ration rice,
225

Reeves, Maud Pember,
75
–
76

Refeeding,
209
–
211

Reflective listening,
231
–
232

“Relishes,”
74

Residential programs, to treat anorexia,
212

Restaurant cooking, food memory and,
57
–
60

Retronasal olfaction,
40

Rewards

of food for children,
20
–
21
,
97
–
98
,
103
–
109

stickers as,
26
–
27

in video games,
101
–
103

Rice, Japanese cooking and,
223
,
224
,
225
,
226

Rice pudding,
65
–
71

Rimmer, Simon,
143

Ringwood, Susan,
206
–
207

Ritual eating,
xxv
,
56
,
86
,
115
,
183
,
257

Robinson, Jancis,
16

Roden, Claudia,
150

Rollnick, Stephen,
232
,
234

Rolls, Barbara,
179

Rozin, Elizabeth,
226
–
227

Rozin, Paul,
2
,
14
,
252
–
253

Rumination,
189

Russia,
183

RUTF (Ready to Use Therapeutic Food),
166
–
169

Salad cream,
32
–
33

Salt

changing sense of,
242

children’s food and,
83
,
86

SFS palate and,
93

Sandler, Lauren,
136

Sapere Association,
244
,
245

Sapere movement,
243
–
251

Satiation,
170
–
174

Satiety,
170
–
174

self-regulation of eating and,
175
–
182

sensory-specific-satiety,
179

Satter, Ellyn,
121

Scarcity, fear of food,
110
–
111

Scheindin, Benjamin,
10

Schiller, Deborah,
252
–
253

School food movement,
67
–
68

School meals,
89
–
90

kid food and,
85

lunchbox,
125
–
126

postwar Japan,
225

rice pudding and,
66
–
71

Second-order preferences,
xxviii
,
xxx

Seeds, fear of children eating,
77
,
80

Selective eating,
190
–
197

treatment of,
195
–
200

Self-help, for bulimia,
213

Self-regulation of eating,
xxxi
,
175
–
182

Self-selection diet experiments,
5
–
11

Sensory exploration, changing eating habits and,
242
–
251