Identification should include
- defining the term eating pattern
- identifying the components of a healthy eating pattern
- distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy eating patterns
- distinguishing between foods with high nutrient density and foods low in nutrient value and their influence on eating patterns and wellness.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- What is the relationship between personal responsibility and eating patterns?
- Why should we be concerned about eating patterns and their effect on wellness?
- What are the benefits of healthy eating patterns?
Communication
- What communication skills help us compare healthy and unhealthy eating patterns?
- How can we advertise the benefits of a healthy eating pattern?
- How do we acquire our habits regarding eating patterns?
- Where do we get our information regarding eating patterns?
Leadership
- What happens when families do not offer healthy eating patterns?
- What are the psychological factors related to eating disorders?
- What are the effects on the body of self-starvation or of binging and purging as weight-control methods?
- Why are there so many myths and fallacies about food and food supplements?
- What are the consequences of accepting these myths and fallacies before verifying their accuracy?
Management
- What management skills are essential to helping family members engage in healthy eating patterns?
- What information and resources will we need to improve our choices related to what and when we eat?
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