2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jneb.2021.12.008
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Factors That Influence Snacking Behaviors of Adolescents From Urban Communities: A Qualitative Study

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“…Based on Tables 3 and it is observed that the most prioritized reference group factor is friends. This was consistent with [ 17 ] who implied that friends had a positive influence on respondents' purchases of roasted chicken products. This study's findings implied that friends could be the reason behind youths' interest in roasted chicken products, consistent with [ 47 ] who stated that friends had a positive effect in encouraging consumers to try, purchase or consume certain food products.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…Based on Tables 3 and it is observed that the most prioritized reference group factor is friends. This was consistent with [ 17 ] who implied that friends had a positive influence on respondents' purchases of roasted chicken products. This study's findings implied that friends could be the reason behind youths' interest in roasted chicken products, consistent with [ 47 ] who stated that friends had a positive effect in encouraging consumers to try, purchase or consume certain food products.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…[ 16 ] who emphasised delicious, good flavour, good aroma, brown colour and tastiness of the roasted chicken products as the factors that influenced the youths to purchase and consume roasted chicken products frequently. Another past study found that most of the respondents implied that their friends and family members influenced them to purchase more roasted chicken products [ 17 ]. In other words, every time when they went outside, their friends or their sisters/brothers will ask them to buy extra food to eat together at home.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, a high density of fast-food-type restaurants and convenience stores as well as a low density of healthy food outlets near the home were negatively associated with fruit and vegetable consumption and fiber intake and positively associated with the proportion of energy obtained from fat and sugar-sweetened beverages [ 43 44 ]. Similarly, a previous study on adolescent and preschool-aged children reported that proximity to corner stores played a significant role in determining unhealthy snacking [ 45 ]. Our results further confirm that a limited healthy food environment near the home may aggravate the pediatric risk of fostering poor eating behaviors and potentially contribute adversely to the development of early childhood obesity [ 46 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Akan tetapi tidak dapat dipungkiri bahwa survei yang telah dilaksanakan pada beberapa negara maju membuktikan masih banyak remaja yang tidak mampu memenuhi kebutuhan dietnya dikarenakan rendahnya asupan energi dan protein termasuk juga asupan sumber zat gizi vitamin dan mineral. Konsumsi cemilan yang padat energi dan rendah gizi dikaitkan dengan masalah kesehatan remaja (Gangrade, Fleur & Leak, 2022). Meningkatkan kualitas cemilan dapat menjadi salah satu strategi untuk dapat merubah perilaku pola makan khususnya terkait kesehatan remaja (Lopes dkk., 2021).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified