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eating pizza is an example of which food choice factor? entertainment
eating sushi for the first time is an example of which food choice factor? Adventure
Growing a garden in a vacant city lot to save on food costs is an illustration of what two types of external food influences on food choices? Environmental and economic
Eating convenience foods because you don't know how to cook is an example of which factor affecting food choices? Knowledge and skills
Food processed in aseptic packaging is an illustration of what type of external food influence? Technological
Eating foods because everyone else likes them, even when you don't is an example of which factor affecting food choices? peer group
Eating foods because everyone else likes them, even when you don't is an example of which factor affecting food choices? media
What is an example of a technological factor influencing food choices? development of self-stable foods
Male and female teenagers caloric needs are different. This is an example of which individual influence on food? Physiological
selecting low sodium foods is an example of which food choice factor? Nutrition
a whole grain product old fashioned oatmeal
veggies are encouraged by chooseMyPlate.gov through the use of the green section on the bottom left the plate
what is a credible source of science-based nutrition and fitness information? Dietary guidelines for americans
To encourage good nutrition, ChooseMyPlate.gov recommends choosing food that are high in . . . fiber and dense in nutrients
One of the recommendations found in the Dietary Guidelines for American is to eat . . . fewer processed and red meats
Which person should be sure to reduce sodium intake to 1500 mg? teenage male with diabetes
Which is the BEST example of a high fiber product? shredded wheat
people and vehicles are similar in that they both require... Energy
A recommendation found in the Dietary Guidelines for American is to . . . burn more calories than one consumers
A recommendation found in the Dietary Guidelines for American is to . . . follow a lifestyle that enables one to achieve a healthy weight
an example of nutrition information that a person should be cautious of is . . . The grapefruit diet that guarantees one will lose five pounds per week.
Which is a credible source of science-based nutrition and fitness information? ChooseMyplate.gov
Carrying an armload of wood uphill into one's own home is an example of . . . heavy activity
A recommendation found in the Dietary Guidelines for American is to consume foods rich in potassium such as . . . potatoes and bananas
For a person trying to lose weight, each meal in a healthy eating plan should include . . . foods high in nutrients and low calories
An example of food in the red section on ChooseMyPlate.gov site is sliced peaches
People and vehicles are similar because they both require sources of energy and water
For a person trying to lose weight, each meal in a healthy eating plan should include foods high in nutrients and low in calories
The food groups recommended in lesser amounts on the plate on MyPlate.gov are fruits and proteins
An example of a nutritional need during the prenatal period is: reduce sodium
An example of a nutritional need during breastfeeding/lactation is increase liquid and calcium
An example of nutritional needs for older adults 50 years of age and older is increase: vitamin B complex, vitamin D and calcium
When comparing foods to avoid for teens and adults are to avoid: high calorie foods
A cause of high cholesterol may be eating large amounts of: saturated foods
a cause of high blood pressure would be: Salt in the diet
the customs and beliefs of a racial, religious or social group cultural influences
food choices based on supply and demand, price, and availability economic influences
Factors such as air, water, soil, mineral, plant and animal resources Environmental influence
Influences that are made by the individual such as physiological, psychological and situational or social. Individual influences
Influences such as television, print and the internet Media influences
Influences such as gender/age , wellness and activity levels Physiological influences
influences such as appetite emotions and thoughts stress personal likes and dislikes. psychological influences
Influences such as stages of life, family schedules financial resources, knowledge, skills and peer group Situational factors (social factors)
The developments improving any methods for doing tasks. Technological influences
The state of being in overall good health. wellness
Influences that come from outside of the individual or family. External influences
What is a primary benefit of an Asian eating plan? ingredients are low in calories
what is a primary benefit of a hispanic eating plan? ingredients are healthy, full of fiber, and fresh
how do healthy snacks compare to junk foods? healthy snacks are low in sodium
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