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success and failure of dieting explanations
Psych Paper 3 > Eating behaviours
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Psychological explanation for obesity
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Biological explanation to obesity
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Cognitive - Psychological explanation for Anorexia
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social learning - Psychological explanation for Anorexia
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Family systems -Psychological explanation for Anorexia
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Biological explanation for anorexia
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Neural and hormonal mechanism
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Role of learning in Food Preferences
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Evolutionary explanations for food preferences
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what theory is food neophobia and taste aversion in?
evolutionary
explanation for food
preferences
how conducted the study on babies prefering sweet foods and salted cereal?
HARRIS
what study supports taste aversion as a part of the evolutionary explanation?
Garcia
made rats ill using
sweetened
water
the role of learning in food preferences- AO1
Social learning theory
impacts of
cultural
- social norms,
meat eating
and culture/ learning
what explanation does Brown and Ogden's research
support?
Learning
explanation of food preferences -
Child / Parent pairs
(
Body dissatisfaction
,
eating motivation
and
snacking habits
)
what is the ventromedial and lateral hypothalamus known as? (neural and hormonal explanations)
Ventromedial-
Eating
switch
OFF
Lateral -
Eating
switch
ON
where is ghrelin released from?
Stomach
where is leptin released from?
fatty tissue
-ve of neural and hormonal mechanisms?
oversimplified- ignores role of
Cholecystoskinn
ignores the impact of social and cultural influences
Biological explanation to ANOREXIA- AO1
genetic-
Guisingers
flee
famine
hypothesis
Neural- low
serotonin
- anxiety
genetic explanation to ANOREXIA- biological - AO3
+ve =
holland's research
- Twin studies
-ve= expect more causes of
men
neural explanation to ANOREXIA- biological - AO3
+ve=
Kaye
- used
PET scans
to measure
serotonin
function in
anorexics
found
= distribances in function
-ve= cannot establish cause and effect
weight loss
could produce the changes
research support for family systems theory?
Goldstein
Research support for social learning theory in ANOREXIA?
Ditmar- emme girl
vs barbie
Becker
-
media
into
FIJA
what types of irrational beliefs are explained in cognitive theory for ANOREXIA?
catastrophic thinking
all or nothing thinking
negative self labelling
what is a -ve of cognitive explanation for ANOREXIA?
doesnt explain the cause of
faulty thinking
what does FTO do? (biological explanation for OBESITY)
regulates
enzymes
associated with
obesity
- increased
Ghrelin
what does MC4R do? (biological explanation for OBESITY)
VARIATION- DOESNT produces enzymes working with
leptin
to stop eating
what is disinhibition in terms of psychological explanation for obesity?
vulnerable to
environmental cues
-
low control
over emotions
results in
comfort
through eating
what is a weakness of the neural and hormonal mechanism- EB
homeostatic
underplays the
social
and
cultural
influences
oversimplify-
valassi
(highlights role of
hormones
)
what is a physical symptom of Anorexia Nervosa?
Amenorrhea-
loss of menstruation
Biological explanation for AN
denial of
starvation
what did holland find? (Biological explanation for AN)
Monozygotic
twins-
56%
Dizygotic
twins-
5%
what is a weakness of Biological explanation to AN?
cause and effect
what did Sternheim do? (cognitive- AN)
catastrophizing interview techniques for
anorexics
What did Hay's do? (psychological- Obesity)
healthy women showed
restrained
eating did not result in overeating
what is a weakness of psychological obesity?
fails to consider
Anorexic
behaviour
what did seligman suggest about evolutionary food preferences?
it is a
biological preparedness
what is a weakness of evolutionary explanation for food preferences?
role of comtemporary food industry
Nature vs nurture
individual differences
- suggests that preferences are not
universal
what does the psychological explanation to AN include?
cognitive
social learning theory
family systems
how does a positive interest and social suport help for success in dieting?
meal preparation
organising
varied healthy diet
group based
social and practical support
what did minuchi suggest about family systems impact on anorexia?
lead to a lack of
autonomy
and control
so child can only control their eating
what is an example of failure for dieting?
yoyo dieting
- repetitive cycle of
weight loss
and
weight gain
unrealistic
target of being skinny
garcia's research onto taste aversion
rat- sweetened water (
conditioned stimuli
)= taste aversion (
conditioned response
)
WHAT IS A DEFINTION OF ENMESHMENT?
Where an individual member of the family lacks a sense of
individuality
and personal identity.
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