A nurse would evaluate that a family education plan for preventing childhood eating problems was effective if which outcome is evident?

a. Parents serve three meals per day plus midmorning, midafternoon, and bedtime snacks.
b. Parents indicate an interest in learning about healthier eating patterns for their children.
c. Parents use food to reward their children for only especially good behavior or outstanding achievements.
d. Parents keep a diary to record both physical and psychological signs of hunger for themselves and their children.


D
Parents need to be aware of the difference between physical hunger and psychological hunger since doing so will assist the parents in modeling healthy eating behaviors and minimizing the potential for maladaptive eating behaviors in their children.

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