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Schools, Eating, and Health Psychology

  • SUNY Buffalo

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Abstract

This chapter focuses on the healthy student approach with specific attention to the development of healthy eating and physical self-care behaviors. This approach views students within the context of their individual strengths and challenges and takes into account the influences of the family, school, community, and culture. The three-tier approach to school-based interventions is described; health promotion approaches, including the promotion of healthy eating and positive mind and body relationships, are detailed within the context of the three-tier approach in schools; and finally, mind–body and eating-related interventions will be presented as examples of service provision within the three-tier model.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationThe Wiley Encyclopedia of Health Psychology
Subtitle of host publicationBiological Bases of Health Behavior: Volume 1, The Social Bases of Health Behavior: Volume 2, Clinical Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine: Volume 3, Special Issues in Health Psychology: Volume 4
Publisherwiley
PagesV3:395-V3:405
ISBN (Electronic)9781119057840
ISBN (Print)9781119057833
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 1 2020

Keywords

  • eating disorder
  • healthy student
  • physical well-being
  • self-care
  • wellness

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