NDFS 2020 - Unit 3 Exam Review [100% PASS] /verified/

NDFS 2020 - Unit 3 Exam Review [100% PASS] /verified/ T/F - According to food consumption surveys, young children in the United States usually exceed their estimated needs for calories (Chpt 10). *Ans* True T/F - Preschool children are notorious for being picky eaters - making this a difficult time to teach almost any child about foods, food selection, and food preparation (Chpt 10). *Ans* False T/F - There is a strong association between soft drink consumption and high BMI values (> 95th percentile) in children. Soft drinks and sweetened beverages also displace milk and result in lower intakes of protein, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and vitamin A (Chpt 12). *Ans* True T/F - Data from the Nurses' Health Study II demonstrates a positive relationship between families eating dinner together and the overall quality of children's diets (Chpt 12). *Ans* True Which of the following statements is INCORRECT based on results from the Appetite and Satiety Studies mentioned in your textbook? (Chpt 10 and Chpt 12) a. Friends seem to have the most influence on girls' beliefs about food and dieting (more than siblings, parents, or other adults). b. Young children are able to self-regulate food intake and adjust caloric intake based on caloric need. c. Children's innate ability to regulate caloric intake can be altered by child-feeding practices that focus on external cues rather than the child's own hunger and satiety signals. d. Severe restriction of "junk foods" often makes those foods more desirable to a child and prompts feelings of guilt when they are eaten. *Ans* A. Mothers have the most influence on a girl's beliefs about food and dieting during childhood and often into adolescence). See page 269 in your text. Which of the following is adequate in children's diets according to food consumption surveys? (Chpt 10 and Chpt 12) a. iron b. protein c. fiber d. calcium e. zinc *Ans* B - protein In addition to nutritional benefits, children who eat breakfast AND children who have regular family meals... (Chpt 12) a. usually demonstrate improved academic performance b. tend to have fewer tardies and school absences c. are less likely to experience obesity d. are less likely to engage in risky behaviors (smoking, drug-use, pre-marital sex, etc) e. all of the above are true *Ans* E. All of the above are true Toddlers need toddler-sized portions. One rule of thumb for serving sizes is... (Chpt 1