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Parental Health Conciousness and Examination of Eating Preferences in Reflection of Childhood Obesity

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2019-12-31
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Holczer, A. J., & Kiss, V. Ágnes. (2019). Parental Health Conciousness and Examination of Eating Preferences in Reflection of Childhood Obesity. Táplálkozásmarketing, 6(2), 27-38. https://doi.org/10.20494/TM/6/2/3
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One of the 21st century’s well-known megatrend is the healthy lifestyle and eating which is the basis of this research. We have already known some aspects of this topic, but the parental health consciousness and the examination of eating preferences is not as well known as it has to be, so this makes this study relevant. The goal of this exploratory research was to get to know more about the parental health consciousness, their eating preferences and attitudes, so Hungarian parents were asked who have children under 14 years old to tell more about their habits and lifestyle. In the primer research an online questionnaire was used which reaches 206 people so we could make some consequences about the lifestyle and the preferences of the families in Hungary. The main parts of this research were: the importance of health and the healthy lifestyle, the form of the parental research about the topic, which sources they find the most relevant and authentic, the parental eating habits, family health, the responsibility of the parents. During the statistical analysis some segments of people could be separated whose different attitudes and preferences were shown very clearly. It reveals of the results for example that the groups have different eating habits and researching systems.

JEL Codes: I12, M31