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H Abdi (2010)
433Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Computational Statistics, 2
[Prior research has shown a link between food and well-being, but also between food consumption and lifestyle or between a series of chronic diseases. So far lifestyle or well-being has been studied mainly as a motivational antecedent of food consumption, while health conditions as a consequence. This study simultaneously analyses the relationships among indicators of food consumption, subjective well-being, food-related lifestyle, and health conditions of a nationally representative sample of adult people. In this paper, we propose to stratify the regional population into age classes before calculating the chosen indicators, so as to better highlight relevant patterns in food habits and decouple the effect of population age from other drivers.]
Published: May 11, 2022
Keywords: Food; Life satisfaction; Subjective well-being; Health; Food-related lifestyle
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