10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEOPHOBIA»
Discover the use of
neophobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
neophobia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Food, People and Society: A European Perspective of ...
10.2 Food Neophobia and Variety Seeking Tendency as Individual Traits 10.2.1
What is Food Neophobia Pliner and Pelchat (1991) define food neophobia as
reluctance to eat and/or avoidance of novel foods. Generally, people tend to be ...
Lynn J. Frewer, Einar Risvik, Hendrik Schifferstein, 2001
2
Food Choice, Acceptance and Consumption
4.3.4 Neophobia and effects of repeated exposure on food preference In addition
to an innate preference for sweet and an unlearned rejection of sour and bitter
tastants. there seems to be a built-in bias to respond negatively to novel tastes; ...
Herbert L. Meiselman, H.J.H. MacFie, 1996
3
Vertebrate Pest Control and Management Materials: Fourth ...
In his recent review, Domjan [10] described such neophobia as a suppression in
consumption of novel edibles and summarized the factors that are known to
attenuate or enhance this type of neophobia. As one would expect, neophobia for
...
4
The Encyclopedia of Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare
Rats are opportunistic foragers and, given the wide range of food qualities they
may encounter and the intensity of poisoning pressure to which they are
subjected, neophobia is generally assumed to be of adaptive significance. In fact
...
D. S. Mills, Jeremy N. Marchant-Forde, 2010
5
Handbook of Behavior, Food and Nutrition
Validity studies of the FNS bear this out: Overall, scores on the FNS and other
measures of neophobia appear to have good predictive validity. For instance, a
French study of 603 children (Rubio et al. 2008) found that the children's choices
...
Victor R. Preedy, Ronald Ross Watson, Colin R. Martin, 2011
6
Hospitality and Tourism: Synergizing Creativity and ...
3 FOOD NEOPHOBIA AND YOUNG CULINARIANS Tourila et al. (2001) stressed
that study of food neophobia is crucial as it is influenced food preferences and
changing of food habits among the individual and society. Food neophobia will ...
Norzuwana Sumarjan, Zahari Mohd Salehuddin Mohd, Radzi Salleh Mohd, 2013
7
Role of Food
Neophobia, Food Attitudes and Written ...
A pilot study selected seasonings and cooking methods that were familiar or novel to each culture, and identified the most relevant health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids (FA).
8
The Psychology of Food Choice
Correlates of individual differences in food neophobia Reactions to familiar and
novel foods Both Pliner's group and Frank's group have provided evidence
suggesting that food neophobia and finickiness or pickiness (a tendency to reject
...
Richard Shepherd, Monique Raats, 2006
9
Public Health Nutrition
neophobia. Omnivores faced with a huge and seemingly ever-expanding choice
of foods are faced with what has been described as the “omnivore's dilemma”.
Biologically, we are almost obliged to seek variety and new foods to satisfy ...
Michael J. Gibney, Barrie M. Margetts, John M. Kearney, 2013
10
Cognitive Development in Chimpanzees
Food neophobia, that is, the hesitancy to eat novel foods so that only a small
amount is tasted or ingested, is often viewed as a strategy to reduce the risk of
being poisoned by ingesting too-large quantities of a novel food (Barnett 1963; ...
Tetsuro Matsuzawa, Masaki Tomonaga, Masayuki Tanaka, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEOPHOBIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
neophobia is used in the context of the following news items.
Best and Worst in Psychology and Psychiatry — June 2015
... are at the height of neophobia (avoiding the unfamiliar) and seem to need the added benefit of a reinforcer to learn to like bitter vegetables. «Brain Blogger, Jul 15»
Making healthy food easier to swallow for fussy toddlers
From about the age of 18 months, children go through a period of 'neophobia', says Thomas, when they suddenly restrict their diet and want to ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jul 15»
Who's Healthier: 'Foodies' or Picky Eaters?
A 2013 study also published in the journal Obesity showed that 72 percent of a child's avoidance of trying new foods (called “food neophobia”) ... «Yahoo Canada Shine On, Jul 15»
In a word... Phobia
Neophobia is the fear of new things, and hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia, the (understandable) fear of long words. Or decidophobia, a ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
5 Surprising Truths About Feeding Children Every Parent Should …
Something called food neophobia (fear of new food) peaks between ages 2 and 5 which is why little ones reject new foods. Experts believe it's ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Fussy eaters: a guide for parents
Fussy eating is a phase experienced by many children. While we don't know exactly why kids become fussy, neophobia seems to be part of the ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Picky eaters: The terror of being invited to dinner
Researchers concluded that those children who were happy to get their hands dirty were less likely to suffer from food neophobia, a fear of ... «Niagarathisweek.com, May 15»
Playing with Food Can Make You Less of a Picky Eater
Unsurprisingly, results showed that the children happy to get elbow-deep in jelly were less likely to suffer from neophobia, or the fear or trying ... «Munchies_ Food by VICE, May 15»
Are your kids picky eaters? Try letting them play with their food
But, because previous research has linked food neophobia to limited ... with their food were less likely to have neophobia or tactile sensitivity. «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
Playing with food may help preschoolers become less picky eaters
But, because previous research has linked food neophobia to limited fruit and vegetable consumption, Coulthard and colleagues wanted to see ... «Reuters UK, May 15»
